After a tsunami and an economic collapse, the country dealing with one of its worst natural disasters

Severe flooding in Sri Lanka, exacerbated by Cyclone Ditwah, has led to a humanitarian crisis, with community kitchens and fishing boats mobilizing to deliver food and relief supplies to affected areas. The cyclone has resulted in significant loss of life, with the death toll nearing 200 and many individuals reported missing.

The Sri Lanka Air Force has initiated airlift operations to deliver essential supplies to communities severely impacted by extensive flooding and mudslides. This response comes as many areas remain isolated due to the destruction caused by Cyclone Ditwah, which has led to significant loss of life and property.

Two British women, Melanie Watters and Janine Reid, have been stranded in Pussellawa, Sri Lanka, since Thursday due to landslides caused by Cyclone Ditwah, and are reported to be running out of food and water. The cyclone has led to severe flooding and landslides across the region, with a rising death toll now reported at 465.

Severe flooding across Asia, particularly in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, has left hundreds of thousands stranded and facing critical shortages of food and fuel. The torrential rains and cyclones have resulted in over 1,300 fatalities, prompting intensified rescue efforts as communities grapple with the aftermath of this natural disaster.

The Eurovision Song Contest faces potential survival challenges due to calls for a boycott over Israel, reflecting a growing divide in public opinion regarding the event's association with the country. This situation has emerged amid various global tensions, including political and humanitarian issues in regions like Sri Lanka and Myanmar.

Hundreds of thousands of flood survivors in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia are facing critical shortages of food and fuel as severe flooding, triggered by monsoon rains and cyclones, has resulted in nearly 1,200 fatalities across the region. The relentless weather has displaced thousands, leaving many in dire need of assistance.

Severe flooding across Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia has left hundreds of thousands of people stranded, facing critical shortages of food and fuel. The relentless monsoon rains and cyclones have resulted in over 1,300 fatalities, with the situation worsening as emergency services struggle to reach affected areas.

Authorities in Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka are responding to devastating floods and landslides that have resulted in over 900 fatalities across Southeast Asia. The relentless monsoon rains, intensified by a tropical storm, have left thousands stranded and in urgent need of assistance, marking one of the worst natural disasters in the region since the 2004 tsunami.