Tropical Storm Hagupit has strengthened to Typhoon Hagupit and will affect mainland China, northern Taiwan, North Korea, and South Korea on August 4th through August 5th. There is still uncertainty in the exact strength and path of the storm.
A heatwave has been forecasted to continue across portions of western and southern Europe through at least August 2. Some countries in the area include France, Greece, southern Italy, southern UK, Spain, and the western Netherlands. The daily high temperature has been predicted to reach between 95º-104º Fahrenheit (35º-40ºC). Heatwaves are capable of causing transportation disruptions and trigger localized power disruptions.
Seven were killed and at least 28 injured in a series of landslides outside Pokhara, Nepal. Damage to infrastructure has been reported. Landslides – usually a concern during Nepal’s June to September monsoon season – are particularly likely now due to recent earthquakes. Further landslides, road damage, and power outages remain likely until July 31.
On August 1, at 20:00 local time, various civic groups have planned a protest in Berlin. The protesters are expected to gather at the Herrfurthplatz in Berlin-Neukölln. The protest has been organized to denounce a planned eviction of a neighborhood bar as authorities have stated the bar is known to be attended by far-left activists.
On July 29th, the Caribbeans have been issued a tropical storm warning for a Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine. This storm may cause thunderstorms, torrential downpours, and heavy winds, which routinely cause flash flooding.
Authorities have issued a terror alert in Ayodhya, Jammu and Kashmir, and the National Capital Territory of Delhi, following an intelligence report indicating that members of the terror organizations Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) would cross into India to carry out separate attacks. The attacks may occur on August 5 to coincide with the anniversary of the revocation of Article 370 and commencement of the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya; or on August 15, when India celebrates its Independence Day.
Nationwide protests led by labor organizations will take place from July 28 to July 31, 2020. The main protests will gather in squares throughout Panama City and at the National Assembly during the four days, usually starting between 09:30 and 11:00 local time. Demonstrations are likely to gather near the Ministry of Labor offices as well.
Multiple civic organizations plan to stage a demonstration in Lima on July 28. Participants are expected to gather at Plaza de la Democracia at 11:00 local time. The protest has been organized to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Marcha de los Cuatro Suyos (March of the Four Quarters). The gathering also aims to promote democracy, unity, freedom of expression, and the rule of law.
As of July 27, the Delhi Jal Board informed residents that water supply disruptions are likely to continue across Delhi due to the high ammonia levels in the water source affecting treatment plants. East Delhi will see the least disruptions, while other areas will likely receive low-pressure supply until the issue is resolved.
On July 27, in the evening, the European Solidarity party has planned a protest in Kyiv. The protest is connected to the disagreement of the ceasefire between the Ukrainian government and separatist militants in Ukraine’s southeastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk. Protesters will gather outside the Presidential Administration on Bankova Street. Police will be present to monitor and facilitate the event.
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