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Due to heavy rainfall, there are landslides and flash floods in several parts of Himachal Pradesh. Six people have died, and ten people are injured so far in the state. Confirming the death reports, Principal Secretary of Himachal Pradesh's Disaster Management Onkar Chand Sharma said that 303 animals lost their lives. He further said there is a loss of INR 3 crore expected due to rainfall.

Due to overflowing rivers and streams, a state of emergency was declared in 56 cities and municipalities in Serbia. As authorities are dealing with the damages, further flooding is expected with continued heavy rainfall in the coming period. State emergency units were mostly deployed in Western and Central Serbia, in the municipalities of Novi Pazar, Aleksinac and Kosjeric. As reported on agroberichtenbuitenland.nl, heavy and long-lasting rains will negatively impact the fruit yields in Serbia. Fruit expert professor Zoran Keserovic said that he does not remember it rained so much for the last several decades. "Two months ago, the condition of the fruit was good and good yields were forecasted. But frequent rains will reduce the yield by about five percent, and in the best case scenario, the crop will be at the level of last year."

Four people were killed and many others injured in incidents of lightning strikes in Rajasthan as the first Monsoon rains were received in some parts of the state, officials said on Monday. The deaths were reported from Pali, Baran and Chittorgarh districts, they said. Dinesh (21) died after being struck by lightning in Pali district on Sunday evening, police said. In Baran's Patpadi, two cousins Hariram (46) and Kamal (32) were killed in lightning strikes, while a 10-year-old girl was fatally struck in Chittorgarh, police said.

Lightning strikes across Pakistan's eastern Punjab province killed at least 10 people, officials said, as heavy pre-monsoon rains lashed the region. The strikes on Sunday mainly took place in the Sialkot and Sheikhupura districts of Punjab. Lightning strikes are frequent across Pakistan, especially in Punjab's mountainous areas and plains. The Pakistan Meteorological Department said more rains were expected this week, bringing some respite from the ongoing heatwave. The National Disaster Management Authority warned the ongoing rains could trigger flash flooding. Every year, many areas of Pakistan struggle with the annual monsoons, drawing criticism for poor government planning. The season runs from July through September. Last summer, floods triggered by rains killed 1739 people across Pakistan. The deluge displaced about eight million people and caused $US30 billion ($A45 billion) in losses. Australian Associated Press

One person has been killed and nine injured, including children, in a rollercoaster accident at an amusement park in Stockholm. Witnesses said the Jetline ride at the Grna Lund theme park had partly derailed during a ride on Sunday, sending people crashing to the ground. "This is tragic and shocking, and regrettably we've learned that one person has died," Grna Lund spokesperson Annika Troselius told public broadcaster SVT. Ambulances, fire trucks and a helicopter were seen arriving at the park, and police launched an investigation.

The border crisis that we have in the United States is part of the cycle of disease that our model has been projecting. In late May, Sarasota County, Florida, health officials confirmed that they had identified a case of locally transmitted malaria. Then a second confirmed case appeared on June 23 rd in Texas, discovered in Cameron County. There are several thousand cases of malaria in the USA each year, but these are contracted overseas not locally. A mosquito contracts it by biting a person who has malaria and then it bites another person giving them malaria. There have been ABSOLUTELY ZERO domestic malaria cases in over 20 years.

The source of this disease is clearly the migrants that Biden has been letting in in hopes of granting them citizenship so they can vote for him in the 2024 election against working Americans. The other plan is to offer them citizenship by signing up for the military since our volunteer army is understaffed. Those reasons aside, this mass migration comes with zero health requirements but then an employer cannot hire someone who does not have a SS# to pay taxes. Hence, they are here for a free ride.

A simple review of history reveals that such massive waves of disease with drastic death rates have ALWAYS, and without exception, been mostly linked to war where soldiers are sent to fight in foreign lands and bring home with them a new plague and mass migrations.

During the 14th century, rumors of a great plague in China and India killed most of their population. The plague made its way to Europe when the Kipchak forces besieged the Genoese trading post in Crimea the disputed territory in Ukraine. The Kipchaks began to catapult plague-infested corpses over the walls and into the trading post. The disease spread quickly, and the Genoese abandoned the outpost. They sailed back to Europe, stopping in Sicily in 1347, taking back the Black Death. From there, it quickly engulfed all of Europe.

 

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Zelensky has sold out Ukraine to JPMorgan and BlackRock. While everyone was distracted with trivial news stories, BlackRock and JPMorgan partnered with the Ukrainian government to establish a reconstruction bank that will serve as a conduit for public seed capital to fund rebuilding projects. They are aiming to steer public steer capital, government grants that do not require repayment, to their fund as well. This money comes from private taxes. The corruption goes extremely deep and will affect the global economy forever.

BlackRock has a leaked tape of a recruiter discussing RUSSIA blowing up Ukrainian wheat silos, causing wheat prices to skyrocket due to shortages. The employee said that Ukraine is great business for BlackRock. This reconstruction fund will require the two entities to restructure Ukraines national debt they now own Ukraine. BlackRock claimed at the start of the war that they ceased investing in Russia. It dropped the R from its BRIC ETF and created a BIC ETF for Brazil, India, and China. However, both BRIC ETF and BIC ETF were weighted around 84% towa...

Monsoon arrived in Mumbai on Saturday afternoon, flooding roads and leaving commuters stranded within mere hours. Water-logging led to traffic snarls in several parts of the city while vehicles were diverted in some areas. And as many cheered the welcome dip in temperatures, others marveled at the speed with which the city had become inundated. "It's literally the first day!" lamented one user. "Literally first hour. We walked into a store. Walked out an hour later. And this. This. Is. On. A. Flyover. How do you flood a flyover??," asked another. He shared a a video snippet taken while travelling along the BKC connector in the city.

In a dramatic video from Haryana's Panchkula, a woman was seen rescued by the locals under extraordinary circumstances after the water levels in Ghaggar river rose suddenly and extremely strong tides swept the car and the woman. The woman, who according to reports had gone to a nearby temple, was returning back from the temple and had sat inside her car when the ferocious flood current came raging after sudden rise in water-levels.