One of the world’s smallest volcanoes named Taal, 60km south of Manila spewed a massive cloud of ash which generated plumes 14km above the crater. Meanwhile, Volcanic Ash Advisory reported other 25 volcanoes around the world are currently erupting including in Japan and Mexico. 
In the Northen Hemisphere, harsh winter has forced millions of children who fled their countries from conflict to seek shelter as the temperature drops to a serious freezing point.
Australia has declared yet another state of emergency as the bushfire shows no sign of stopping.
Australia has declared yet another state of emergency as the bushfire shows no sign of stopping.
Glaciers in New Zealand have turned brown and could melt faster than expected because of the rapid climate change.
Grasses, shrubs and mosses are growing rapidly around Mount Everest and across the Himalayan Region. The consequences of this activity could be serious as scientists claimed that ice could melt slower and eventually would interrupt the water supply in that area.
Dubai is heavily affected by the flood and numerous flights have to be delayed and cancelled. This is very unusual as the city does not usually receive rain.
Indonesia’s meteorological service has warned of more heavy rain in coming days. Flooding in the region of Jakarta is said to be the worst over the last decade as it has taken 66 lives to date.
A 6.4 scala richter earthquake rocked Puerto Rico, the worst tremor to hit the country in a century.
Severe storms sweeping across the Southern US and have caused the death of 11 people so far. Fatalities were reported in Texas, Alabama and Louisiana .
Let us pray for Mother Nature.
UPDATE: Taal spewed lava in a magmatic eruption earlier today as hazardous eruption remains imminent.
Remember that all these events have caused casualties and millions of people are in danger. They are not just “regular” or “normal” occurrences.
The saddest thing; everything is in actually in the news yet many of us are shocked because we didnt care about it before this.
