Hurricane Daniel News Today

Green Tent ends Ramadan activities with focus on charitable efforts

Three key areas world leaders meeting at the UN Climate Summit in Dubai must prioritize to strengthen the hands of humanitarian organizations such as the World Food Programme

The UAE Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Team in Libya, announced the location of 229 missing victims of Hurricane Daniel which hit the Libyan city of Derna on September 10.The UAE team are supporting the Libyan authorities and teams in helping the affected

The World Health Organisation (WHO) announced on Wednesday that the death toll from Hurricane Daniel, which swept through cities and regions in eastern Libya last month, has reached 4,333 people,...

The devastating floods and hurricane that hit Eastern Libya united all Libyans and the country’s political divisions simply vanished

The UAE-launched air bridge to Libya is continuing to provide relief aid to the Libyan people affected by Hurricane Daniel, in line with the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.To date, 37 aircraft, carrying 815 tonnes of food and medical supplies, shelter materia ..

ALBAWABA In the wake of the catastrophic events unleashed by Hurricane Daniel in Libya, the port of Derna became the backdrop for one of the most extrao

Yemeni officials are increasingly concerned about environmental hazards in the country, saying Hurricane Daniel that hit the Libyan city of Derna this month has raised the possibility of similar disasters in Yemen in light of poor urban planning and infrastructure. The Office of Agriculture and Irrigation in the temporary capital Aden recently warned that the disasters in Libya could be repeated in the areas of Bir Hassan and Huswah in the Aden governorate, and also in the Lahj governorate, wher...

Jon Alterman speaks with Tarek Megerisi, senior policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations about the ongoing conflict in Libya and the recent flooding in Darna. Then, Jon, Will, and Leah discuss how natural disasters challenge governments in the region.

Back in 1969, scientists knew the floods were a meteorological phenomenon. Nowadays so-called scientists just lazily blame them on climate change, and demand we change our lifestyles to prevent them in future.