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- 1Millions return to find Khartoum unlivable amid war●Millions come home to find Khartoum unlivable amid Sudan civil war
Millions of Sudanese who fled the civil war are returning to Khartoum, only to find the city largely unlivable. Basic infrastructure has been destroyed, with water, electricity and services in ruins, and residents struggling to rebuild their lives despite the scale of devastation left by nearly two years of fighting.
- 2Israel cuts remaining water access in Gaza, critics say●After the israelis bombed Gaza's water infrastructure they cut what remains of water supply and access to precious, indi
Israeli forces are cutting off the remnants of Gaza's water supply after strikes destroyed much of the territory's water infrastructure, according to accounts circulating online. Reports describe Palestinian survivors, including children, spending their days seeking water for their families, while criticism is directed at Western governments for their perceived inaction over the humanitarian situation.
- 3Flooding and Electrocution Risk Hamper Chiba Solar Fire Response●Flooding, Electrocution Risk Hamper Chiba Solar Fire Response
Firefighters in Chiba, Japan, are struggling to bring a solar panel facility fire under control as flooding at the site and the risk of electrocution are slowing their response. Responders cannot safely access or douse the burning panels while water and live electrical equipment combine, prolonging the operation.
- 4Protesters rally against data center environmental impact●‘The people united will never be defeated’: Protesters voice concerns about data center impacts on environment
Protesters marched under the slogan 'The people united will never be defeated' to voice opposition to data center development, citing concerns over its environmental impact, including energy and water use. The chant, long associated with Latin American protest movements, signaled solidarity among demonstrators. The demonstration reflects growing public scrutiny of the rapid expansion of data infrastructure in local communities.