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Heavy rains in India, Sri Lanka kill 41, authorities say

Heavy rains in India, Sri Lanka kill 41, authorities say

  • The Indian Meteorological Department forecast light to moderate rain in most affected areas, with occasional flooding of some roads and low-lying areas
  • Many schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu remained closed while some train services were still suspended
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Rise in gas prices add to near-term inflation: Capital Economics

Rise in gas prices add to near-term inflation: Capital Economics

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Last month was world’s third-hottest July on record — EU scientists

Last month was world’s third-hottest July on record — EU scientists

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Saudi energy minister: Kingdom ready to help Texas, other states suffering power outages due to storm

Saudi energy minister: Kingdom ready to help Texas, other states suffering power outages due to storm

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Saudi civil defense called on the public to be wary of the potential dangers of the severe weather conditions and to avoid places where torrents gather. Pictured the Eastern Province. (File/SPA)

Weather warnings issued across Saudi Arabia until Saturday

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Spain: Cold snap plummets temperatures to lowest in 20 years video

Spain: Cold snap plummets temperatures to lowest in 20 years

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Weather warnings issued across Saudi Arabia until Friday

Weather warnings issued across Saudi Arabia until Friday

By Arab News ·
Thunderstorm alerts issued across Saudi Arabia

Thunderstorm alerts issued across Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Weather warnings issued for regions throughout Saudi Arabia until Friday

Weather warnings issued for regions throughout Saudi Arabia until Friday

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Special Over 1m evacuated as Philippines braces for ‘world’s strongest storm’

Over 1m evacuated as Philippines braces for ‘world’s strongest storm’

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UAE’s annual summer outdoor work ban to start Monday

UAE’s annual summer outdoor work ban to start Monday

By Arab News ·
India’s Mumbai braces for monsoon diseases amid strain of a pandemic

India’s Mumbai braces for monsoon diseases amid strain of a pandemic

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Cyclone Nisarga lashes India’s business capital

Cyclone Nisarga lashes India’s business capital

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