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The pre-budget appeal urges minister Enoch Godongwana to prioritise the impact of load-shedding on telecommunications and infrastructure damage.

Acting North West Premier Nono Maloyi on Tuesday confirmed that law enforcement had been roped in to investigate the link between damage to water infrastructure and the provision of water tankers in the province.

The Bureau of Street Lighting says reports have reached an unprecedented level in recent years.

The December storm caused more than $20 million in public infrastructure damage

Since December, Maine has been hit by several weather disasters. One of those extreme events caused historic water levels, flooding the state's coastline. With Winter far from being over, Maine's Total Weather is taking a look at what lead to the events and what's on the horizon.

San Diego County opened a help center Sunday for those who suffered a loss due to the flooding. Over 400 people stopped by the help center on its first day open. "This is probably one of the largest turnouts at our local assistance centers I’ve ever seen."

Zhang Jun, China's representative to the United Nations, criticized the U.S. and other countries' 'military operations against Yemen,' saying such operations escalate tensions.

Survivor found in Japan quake aftermath. Rescue efforts continue amid aftershocks and logistical challenges. Death toll rises