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Fuego Volcano Erupts, Prompting Evacuations in Guatemala
On June 5th, 2025, at least 330 people were evacuated in Guatemala due to the eruption of the Fuego volcano, prompting an orange alert. The eruption produced ash plumes over 5,000 meters high and pyroclastic flows, causing road closures near Antigua, a major tourist site.
Fuego Volcano Erupts, Prompting Evacuations in Guatemala
On June 5th, 2025, at least 330 people were evacuated in Guatemala due to the eruption of the Fuego volcano, prompting an orange alert. The eruption produced ash plumes over 5,000 meters high and pyroclastic flows, causing road closures near Antigua, a major tourist site.
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32% Bias Score
Valencian Generalitat's Emergency Response Failures During Dana Storm
During the Dana storm, the Valencian Generalitat's emergency coordination center was overwhelmed at 13:45 on October 29th, 2023, resulting in a delayed mass alert and highlighting communication and staffing failures despite a prior red weather alert.
Valencian Generalitat's Emergency Response Failures During Dana Storm
During the Dana storm, the Valencian Generalitat's emergency coordination center was overwhelmed at 13:45 on October 29th, 2023, resulting in a delayed mass alert and highlighting communication and staffing failures despite a prior red weather alert.
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56% Bias Score
Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Collapse
The Birch glacier in Switzerland collapsed on July 2024, burying the village of Blatten under millions of cubic meters of rock and ice, forcing the evacuation of roughly 300 residents, resulting in one confirmed death and leaving the area unstable for rescue efforts.
Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Collapse
The Birch glacier in Switzerland collapsed on July 2024, burying the village of Blatten under millions of cubic meters of rock and ice, forcing the evacuation of roughly 300 residents, resulting in one confirmed death and leaving the area unstable for rescue efforts.
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28% Bias Score
NSW Flood Victim Wins Insurance Claim with Time-Stamped Evidence
Following a flash flood in Eugowra, NSW in November 2022, 79-year-old Ruth Nielsen's home was destroyed. Her initial insurance claim was rejected due to a flood exclusion, but was later successful with the help of Legal Aid NSW, who used time-stamped photos and videos showing stormwater damage befor...
NSW Flood Victim Wins Insurance Claim with Time-Stamped Evidence
Following a flash flood in Eugowra, NSW in November 2022, 79-year-old Ruth Nielsen's home was destroyed. Her initial insurance claim was rejected due to a flood exclusion, but was later successful with the help of Legal Aid NSW, who used time-stamped photos and videos showing stormwater damage befor...
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Marmaris Earthquake: One Death, 75 Injured
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Marmaris, Muฤla, Turkey, at 2:17 AM on July 25, 2024, resulting in one death due to a panic attack, 75 injuries, and damage to at least one building. The epicenter was 10.43 kilometers off the coast at a depth of 67.91 kilometers.
Marmaris Earthquake: One Death, 75 Injured
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Marmaris, Muฤla, Turkey, at 2:17 AM on July 25, 2024, resulting in one death due to a panic attack, 75 injuries, and damage to at least one building. The epicenter was 10.43 kilometers off the coast at a depth of 67.91 kilometers.
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Swiss Village Evacuated After Successful Early Warning System Prevents Mass Casualties in Glacier-Triggered Landslide
A glacier detachment caused a massive landslide in the Swiss village of Blaten on May 28th, 2024, resulting in one missing person; however, a successful early warning system enabled the timely evacuation of most residents, showcasing Switzerland's advanced risk assessment and disaster preparedness.
Swiss Village Evacuated After Successful Early Warning System Prevents Mass Casualties in Glacier-Triggered Landslide
A glacier detachment caused a massive landslide in the Swiss village of Blaten on May 28th, 2024, resulting in one missing person; however, a successful early warning system enabled the timely evacuation of most residents, showcasing Switzerland's advanced risk assessment and disaster preparedness.
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28% Bias Score
Swiss Village Buried by Massive Rockslide, One Missing
A massive rockslide, triggered by the collapse of the Birch glacier after days of observable mountain movement, buried the Swiss village of Blatten under nine million cubic meters of debris on May 28th, resulting in one missing person but successful evacuation of 300 residents.
Swiss Village Buried by Massive Rockslide, One Missing
A massive rockslide, triggered by the collapse of the Birch glacier after days of observable mountain movement, buried the Swiss village of Blatten under nine million cubic meters of debris on May 28th, resulting in one missing person but successful evacuation of 300 residents.
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20% Bias Score
Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Collapse; Further Instability Remains
In Switzerland, the village of Blatten is almost entirely buried under nine million cubic meters of debris following a glacier collapse from the Kleines Nesthorn, which caused a massive landslide that also included ice, rock, and sediment, with ongoing risks of further collapses and melting ice.
Swiss Village Buried by Glacier Collapse; Further Instability Remains
In Switzerland, the village of Blatten is almost entirely buried under nine million cubic meters of debris following a glacier collapse from the Kleines Nesthorn, which caused a massive landslide that also included ice, rock, and sediment, with ongoing risks of further collapses and melting ice.
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32% Bias Score
Etna Eruption Releases 20,000 Tons of Sulfur Dioxide, Tourists Evacuated
Mount Etna's eruption on Monday morning released approximately 20,000 tons of sulfur dioxide, prompting the evacuation of roughly 40 tourists; luckily, no injuries were reported, but the event highlights the inherent risks of volcano tourism and underscores the need for enhanced safety measures.
Etna Eruption Releases 20,000 Tons of Sulfur Dioxide, Tourists Evacuated
Mount Etna's eruption on Monday morning released approximately 20,000 tons of sulfur dioxide, prompting the evacuation of roughly 40 tourists; luckily, no injuries were reported, but the event highlights the inherent risks of volcano tourism and underscores the need for enhanced safety measures.
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44% Bias Score
Mount Etna: Persistent Volcanic Activity and Landslide Threat
Mount Etna, a stratovolcano in Sicily, Italy, presents ongoing threats due to its persistent Strombolian eruptions, potential for larger events, and the slow, but potentially catastrophic, sliding of its eastern flank toward the Ionian Sea, posing risks to nearby populations and infrastructure.
Mount Etna: Persistent Volcanic Activity and Landslide Threat
Mount Etna, a stratovolcano in Sicily, Italy, presents ongoing threats due to its persistent Strombolian eruptions, potential for larger events, and the slow, but potentially catastrophic, sliding of its eastern flank toward the Ionian Sea, posing risks to nearby populations and infrastructure.
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Swiss Glacier Collapse Buries Village, Raising Concerns of Further Landslides
A glacier collapse in Switzerland sent nine million cubic meters of debris, including glacial ice, burying the village of Blatten; experts monitor for instability, and additional landslides are a concern.
Swiss Glacier Collapse Buries Village, Raising Concerns of Further Landslides
A glacier collapse in Switzerland sent nine million cubic meters of debris, including glacial ice, burying the village of Blatten; experts monitor for instability, and additional landslides are a concern.
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32% Bias Score
Mount Etna Eruption Forces Tourist Evacuation
A massive eruption at Mount Etna on Monday, the largest since 2014, forced approximately 40 tourists to flee as a high-temperature gas, ash, and rock plume rose several kilometers. Explosions were heard up to 50 kilometers away, and authorities closed roads near the volcano.
Mount Etna Eruption Forces Tourist Evacuation
A massive eruption at Mount Etna on Monday, the largest since 2014, forced approximately 40 tourists to flee as a high-temperature gas, ash, and rock plume rose several kilometers. Explosions were heard up to 50 kilometers away, and authorities closed roads near the volcano.
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24% Bias Score
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