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Pahang’s ‘piranha’ mystery: Unconfirmed reports trigger public alarm in Malaysia

The image of a fish resembling the red-bellied piranha caught in Malaysian waters on Aug 26.
The image of a fish resembling the red-bellied piranha caught in Malaysian waters on Aug 26.

Floods, landslides kill 56 in India and 14 in Nepal

Damaged houses following deadly flash floods and a mudslide in Devighat, Nepal, on Sept 21.
Damaged houses following deadly flash floods and a mudslide in Devighat, Nepal, on Sept 21.

At least 37 dead in Nigeria pipeline incident, group says

Otters return to Seoul’s Han River after decades, with 5 families spotted

A new DNA survey identified 27 otters along the river and its tributaries.
A new DNA survey identified 27 otters along the river and its tributaries.

To avert flood disasters, Nepal needs more giant dams

A rescue operation near the tunnel of the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project in Rasuwa, Nepal, following deadly flash floods and mudslides.
A rescue operation near the tunnel of the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project in Rasuwa, Nepal, following deadly flash floods and mudslides.

Google Maps will show Lake America in US, not Lake Ontario

US President Donald Trump announced on Aug 27 that he was changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America.
US President Donald Trump announced on Aug 27 that he was changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America.

Nevada sues US government over cuts to Colorado River access

The Colorado river makes farming possible in large tracts of the arid American south-west, and provides drinking water to the 40 million people who live there.
The Colorado river makes farming possible in large tracts of the arid American south-west, and provides drinking water to the 40 million people who live there.

Low levels of river Rhine begin to disrupt German industry

Chemical producers, utilities, steelmakers and agricultural traders are warning of higher costs, transport bottlenecks and curbed production from the low levels of Germany’s Rhine river - one of Europe’s main transport arteries.
Chemical producers, utilities, steelmakers and agricultural traders are warning of higher costs, transport bottlenecks and curbed production from the low levels of Germany’s Rhine river - one of Europe’s main transport arteries.

Low Danube river levels force Romania to shut down both of its nuclear power reactors

Romania’s two 706-megawatt nuclear reactors on the Danube account for roughly a fifth of the country’s power production.
Romania’s two 706-megawatt nuclear reactors on the Danube account for roughly a fifth of the country’s power production.

Cruise ship runs aground in River Danube due to low water levels

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