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Mill Creek in Kelowna to undergo more flood-mitigation work - Okanagan - Vimarsana News

Mill Creek in Kelowna to undergo more flood-mitigation work - Okanagan

The six-year Mill Creek flood protection project in Kelowna began in 2021 and has a $10-million price tag. The second phase begins Monday and will include the removal of trees.

162 fire incidents reported in KMC till mid-June of current FY - Vimarsana News

162 fire incidents reported in KMC till mid-June of current FY

KATHMANDU, July 5: In the period up to the mid-June of the current fiscal year, 399 disastrous incidents were reported in Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC).

Flood: Trademore residents appeal to FCTA against plan to demolish estate — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Flood: Trademore residents appeal to FCTA against plan to demolish estate — National Accord Newspaper

The residents of Trademore Estate, located at Lugbe area of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have appealed to the FCT Administration to rescind its planned demolition of the estate.

Federal Capital Administration to demolish buildings on water ways - Vimarsana News

Federal Capital Administration to demolish buildings on water ways

The Executive Secretary of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA), Malam Shehu Ahmed, says the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Administration would demolish all structures on waterways across the nation’s capital.

Source: von.gov.ng
SC unveils resilience plan for mitigating impact of floods, extreme weather events - Vimarsana News

SC unveils resilience plan for mitigating impact of floods, extreme weather events

State leaders have unveiled a plan to reduce severe flooding across South Carolina.

Source: wspa.com