On November 26, eight people were killed and at least 13 are missing after a landslide in Casamicciola Terme, Italy. Wind and heavy rain and forecast to continue in the Campania, Lazio, Molise, and Sicily regions until at least November 27. Severe weather disruptions may cause hazardous conditions, including flash floods and landslides.
Heightened security measures will be in place in Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea until December 2. Over 600 police officers will be deployed to maintain order and conduct regular counter terrorism checks during the World Cup. Most events will take place on November 24 and 28, and December 2, when South Korea will be playing. The World Cup is expected to bring over 10,000 people to the area. Traffic delays are almost certain during this time.
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake occurred in Cianjur in West Java, Indonesia on November 21. The latest reports state that approximately 268 people have been killed in the disaster. Over 1,000 more people were injured, 58,000 were displaced, and 151 people are still missing. Landslides occurred after the earthquake, causing mass infrastructure damage. Widespread travel disruptions and power outages are expected throughout the vicinity for the coming days.
A protest march is planned on November 22 at 1:00 PM in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Members of the Unidad Piquetera and Polo Obrero groups will gather at the intersection of 9 de Julio and Belgrano avenues and march to the Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Security.
Three suspected attacks have occurred in Belfast, United Kingdom. An improvised bomb detonated on a police vehicle in Strabane on November 17;1,000 people in the area were affected by the security alert. Further security operations took place after suspicious objects were found in Connswater Grove and Newtownards Roads on November 18. These alerts ended on November 19, though a heightened security presence will remain in these areas for the time being.
Nationwide protests will take place throughout Australia on November 19. Activists will demand the right to individual and economic freedom, as part of the WorldWide Rally for Freedom movement. The protests will be held by government buildings, city centers, and public squares; starting times will vary between 10:00AM and 3:00PM. Travel disruptions are expected. Heightened security measures are likely; clashes between police and protesters are anticipated.
On November 17, heavy rain caused disruptions across England and eastern Scotland. The M23 in Sussex was closed, and there were traffic delays on the A27 motorway after over 20 vehicles were trapped. Rail services have also been affected. Flash floods and landslides are possible.
Protests are expected in Brasilia, Brazil on November 15. These demonstrations have been organized to denounce the election results that has made Luiz Inacio ‘Lula’ da Silva the new president of Brazil. Protesters will march along Via N1 and Via S1 to National Congress. Thousands are also likely to protest outside military installations across multiple urban centers. Heightened security measures are expected. Travel disruptions and clashes with security forces are possible.
Arise Ghana is a group of anti-government activists that plan to protest in Accra, Ghana from November 15-17 to demand the resignation of President Nana Akufo-Addo. Participants intended to protest at Revolution Square; however, police have asked them to gather at Independence Square from 12:00-4:00 PM only.
At least five people have died and 38 injured after an explosion at approximately 4:20 PM on Istiklal Street in Istanbul, Turkey. The cause of the explosion is currently unknown, and authorities have cordoned off the area as they investigate.