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A 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit Ecuador’s Pacific coast on Friday, causing damage to homes but no injuries. The quake, centered near Esmeraldas, was felt in at least ten provinces, with …
6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Ecuador’s Pacific Coast Read More
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Esmeraldas, Ecuador, injuring over 20 people and displacing 540 residents on Friday morning. Significant structural damage was reported, alongside power outages. Authorities are mobilizing resources …
Powerful Earthquake Strikes Ecuador, Causes Injuries and Damage Read More
The March 13 oil spill in Ecuador dumped over 25,000 barrels of crude oil into the environment, severely impacting local communities and ecosystems. Despite government attempts to downplay the situation, …
Ecuador’s Oil Disaster: Communities Unite Against Future Threats Read More
A significant oil spill in Ecuador’s Amazon has polluted rivers and a vital wildlife refuge, affecting over 500,000 residents. A rupture in a Petroecuador pipeline allowed crude oil to flow …
Environmental Crisis: Major Oil Spill Devastates Ecuador’s Amazon Region Read More
Papua New Guinea’s PM James Marape emphasizes economic independence for Bougainville before recognizing its independence. In the Solomon Islands, concerns over relocating coastal villages are rising due to health issues. …
Economic Independence and Environmental Challenges in the Pacific Region Read More
Maximo Napa Castro, a 61-year-old fisherman, was rescued after 95 days adrift in the Pacific Ocean, having survived on rainwater and ocean catch. Stranded due to strong winds, he was …
Remarkable Survival: Fisherman Rescued After 95 Days Afloat Read More
Nauru, once the wealthiest nation, now faces significant poverty with high obesity rates and inadequate healthcare. The degradation stems from resource mismanagement after its phosphate boom. Efforts involving Australian aid …
Nauru: From Wealth to Poverty—Understanding the Crisis Read More
Maximo Napa, a fisherman from Peru, has been reunited with his family after 95 days lost at sea. He initially set out from Marcona on December 7, aiming for a …
Peruvian Fisherman Maximo Napa Reunited with Family After 95 Days Lost at Sea Read More
Máximo Napa Castro, a 61-year-old fisherman from Peru, was rescued after drifting at sea for 95 days. He endured extreme conditions, relying on rainwater and scavenging for food. His family …
Peruvian Fisherman Rescued After 95 Days Adrift at Sea Read More
March 11 holds historical significance due to three major events: the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, the Madrid train bombings in 2004, and the WHO’s declaration of COVID-19 as a …
Significant Historical Events Commemorated on March 11 Read More