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Among those killed in the avalanche at Pakistan’s 8,051m Broad Peak on July 30 was world-renowned mountaineer Nirmal Purja.

Pakistan Avalanche Wipes Out a Generation of Nepali Climbing Greats

When a massive avalanche swept down Pakistan’s 8,051m Broad Peak on the morning of July 30, it did more than claim six Nepali lives.

A man searches for belongings amid the remains of his house, washed away by flash floods owing to heavy rain at a village in Assam's Sivasagar district on July 26.

Assam Floods Claim 78 Lives Amid Warnings Climate Change, Habitat Damage are Worsening Disaster

A car moves through a flooded street after heavy rains in Mumbai on July 1.

Mumbai Floods While Reservoirs Run Dry as Delayed Monsoon Deepens Water Crisis

Hazy conditions seen from OCBC Centre in Chulia Street on March 26. The warming El Nino climate phenomenon is expected to create a longer and stronger dry season.

High risk of haze in Southeast Asia and Singapore amid warming climate

Hawksbill turtle at East Coast Park on June 22. The critically endangered hawksbill turtle was spotted by chance at about 5pm by staff from the National Parks Board.

Critically endangered hawksbill turtle spotted at East Coast Park

DPM Gan Kim Yong speaking at Singapore International Water Week on June 16, 2026.

Nearly $100m to be pumped into research and development of water solutions

From July 2028, the same global warming potential limits will apply to air-conditioning in new passenger cars and light goods vehicles.

NEA sets limits to cull emissions from ACs in vehicles and commercial refrigerator systems

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