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Don't let international crises obscure the plight of the Roma - Vimarsana News

Don't let international crises obscure the plight of the Roma

A fire broke out in October last year in a house in the northern port town of Brcko, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where an impoverished family had been trying to stay warm using a faulty stove. Six Roma, including two children, died from carbon monoxide poisoning. The fire occurred in a predominantly Roma neighborhood called Suljagica Sokak. The incident sparked outrage among

Brände und Überschwemmungen: Weitere Tote bei Flut in Türkei – Zerstörung in Algerien - Vimarsana News

Brände und Überschwemmungen: Weitere Tote bei Flut in Türkei – Zerstörung in Algerien

Auch wenn die Brände in einigen Mittelmeerländern unter Kontrolle sind, gibt es neue Gefahren. Während die Feuer in der Türkei abnehmen, hat eine Flut verheerende Folgen.

Source: ksta.de
Spain braced for its hottest EVER day with sweltering 116F as Lucifer dome continues to bake Europe - Vimarsana News

Spain braced for its hottest EVER day with sweltering 116F as Lucifer dome continues to bake Europe

Spain is headed for an all-time record temperature this weekend as a heat wave makes its way across southern Europe, with temperatures predicted to reach 116.6F.

Firefighters Turn Corner On Greek Fires As Risk Moves West - Vimarsana News

Firefighters Turn Corner On Greek Fires As Risk Moves West

Firefighters turn corner on Greek blazes as risk moves west

Wildfire breaks out east of Rome, locals evacuated - Vimarsana News

Wildfire breaks out east of Rome, locals evacuated

Locals were evacuated from small communities around 40 km (25 miles) east of Rome on Friday when a wildfire broke out as the Italian capital faced temperatures of around 37 degrees Celsius (99 Fahrenheit).