29 kills as ethnic violence grips Northern Nigeria

At least 29 people have been killed in northern Nigeria, police say, in a suspected revenge attack after gunmen shot dead more than 130 people in the same area earlier this month. The latest bloodshed hit several villages in the Kajuru area of Kaduna state which has seen a surge in ethnic violence.

Gunmen suspected to be Fulani herders stormed into villages of ethnic Adara farmers on Tuesday, killing 29 people and burning some 40 homes. "We counted 27 persons dead, including a policeman," Kaduna police chief Ahman Abdurrahman told reporters after visiting the area on Wednesday. The police later found two more bodies.

The bloodshed was believed to be in retaliation for gunmen attacking eight Fulani settlements on February 11, which state governor Nasir El-Rufai said killed more than 130 people. The violence took place on the eve of Nigeria's presidential election, which ended up being held last Saturday after a week-long delay.


"This kind of animalistic carnage must stop," said Abdurrahman. Southern Kaduna is one of many areas blighted by years-long violence between largely Muslim Fulani herders and indigenous Christian farmers over land and water rights.

The clashes have been aggravated by rapid population growth in Africa's most populous country. The violence has recently taken on an ethnic and religious dimension, with politicians accused of inflaming the violence for political ends.

sudun police fire tear gas as protesters defy ban

Hundreds of Sudanese protesters rallied Thursday in Khartoum and its twin city Omdurman against the rule of President Omar al-Bashir, despite a ban imposed on unauthorised demonstrations, witnesses said. Last week Bashir declared a year-long state of emergency across the country, and issued a slew of orders to curb nationwide protests against his rule, including a ban on any unauthorised rallies.

He also gave sweeping powers to security forces to carry out raids and search people. Thursday's rallies came as the authorities set up special emergency courts to investigate violations of the directives issued by Bashir, with offences punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

But protesters chanting their rallying cry "freedom, peace, justice" demonstrated across several districts of the capital Khartoum and Omdurman on Thursday, in defiance of the ban, witnesses said. Witnesses said areas including Street 60 and Shambat in Khartoum and parts of Omdurman saw some of the biggest gatherings since the protests erupted in December.


Riot police confronted the protesters in some districts with tear gas, witnesses said. "We came out today because we have no alternative," said protester Siddiq, who gave only his first name for security reasons.

"The only alternative we have is to overthrow this regime. We will continue despite the state of emergency." Several protesters were arrested and taken to the emergency courts, lawyers said on condition of anonymity.

Deadly clashes surrounding protests have rocked Sudan for more than two months, with demonstrators taking to the streets since December 19 after a government decision to triple the price of bread.


The protests swiftly mushroomed into nationwide rallies against Bashir's three-decade rule, with people calling on him to step down. Sudanese officials say 31 people have died in protest-related violence so far, while Human Rights Watch says at least 51 have been killed, including medics and children.

Bashir, who swept to power in an 1989 Islamist-backed coup, has remained defiant. Last week he also dissolved the federal and provincial governments and appointed 16 army officers and two officers from the feared National Intelligence and Security Service as provincial governors.

The United States, Britain, Norway and Canada have criticised the state of emergency as a "return to military rule". "Allowing security forces to act with impunity will further erode human rights, governance and effective economic management," the four Western countries said in a joint statement Tuesday.

"The return to military rule does not create a conducive environment for a renewed political dialogue or credible elections." Khartoum hit back at the rebuke on Wednesday, saying it was an "intervention" in the country's internal affairs. "The state of emergency will not impact freedoms of people and their rights," the foreign ministry said.

Italy Germany have strategic relationship says German envoy

Italy and Germany have "strategic" ties, are two key countries for Europe and the chemistry between their two leaders can help them tackle the "common challenges" of our times, the German envoy to Italy said on Wednesday. "Italy and Germany's relationship is a strategic one.

"Meetings between the two leaders (Italy's Premier Giuseppe Conte and Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel) are frequent and intense, they are close and understand each other well," German Ambassador Viktor Elbling told AKI Live.

Given the leading roles played by Germany and Italy in Europe, such mutual understanding between their leaders bodes well, he said.


"It's clear that many European issues need to be solved together and the fact that they are close and 'get' each other's personalities, is a good sign," he added.

"Italy and Germany are two countries which are essential for Europe and we need to be aware that we are part of the same family and to be united," Elbling underlined.

Italy and Germany, like all individual countries, are "small fry" in a globalised world and it would be a "huge" mistake to think they can go it alone, he argued.


"We are small fry in this globalised world. To try and compete against other states and much bigger economies is a huge mistake. We must resolve our differences, which are minor when compared to what we have in common," Elbling said.

The German envoy also said that Italy and France - both founder members of the European Union along with Germany - are physically close to each other, have "vast common interests" and are bound by ties of friendship."As Europeans, we always want good cooperation between European Union countries," Elbling said after the return to Italy on February 15 of France's envoy Christian Masset following the worst diplomatic rift between the two countries since World War II.

"This historic triangle has over time given us much stability in the construction of Europe and I believe it will be essential in future," Elbling added.

Masset was recalled to Paris for consultations on February 7 amid a major diplomatic row fuelled by Italy's Deputy Premier Luigi Di Maio's meeting in Paris on February 5 with members of the 'yellow vests' protest movement. French Foreign Ministry spokesman called the meeting "unacceptable" and said Masset's recall followed months of "unfounded attacks" from Di Maio and his co-Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini, who have heavily criticised President Emmanuel Macron's economic and migration policies.

Di Maio said his Paris meeting with the yellow vests was "fully legitimate" but underlined that France was Italy's "friend and ally".

America navy's version of f 35 Stealth fighter ready for combat

The US Navy's version of the F-35 stealth fighter jet is "ready for combat," officials said on Thursday, marking another milestone in the development of the most expensive weapons program ever.

"The F-35C is ready for operations, ready for combat and ready to win," Vice Admiral DeWolfe Miller, who commands Naval Air Forces, said in a statement.

"We are adding an incredible weapon system into the arsenal of our Carrier Strike Groups that significantly enhances the capability of the joint force."


The F-35 "C" variant has been developed for the Navy and is capable of taking off and landing from an aircraft carrier. Its wingtips can fold up to create more room on the huge ships. In August 2017, the Air Force announced initial operational capability for their version, the F-35A.

The F-35B, used by the Marine Corps, is capable of short take-offs and vertical landings, and flew its first combat missions last year over Afghanistan. Launched in the early 1990s, the F-35 program is considered the most expensive weapons system in US history, with an estimated cost of some $400 billion and a goal to produce 2,500 aircraft in the coming years.

America offers 1 million US dollars to find Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden son Hamza Bin Laden

The United States on Thursday offered a $1 million reward for information on a son of late Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, seeing him as an emerging face of extremism. The location of Hamza bin Laden, sometimes dubbed the "crown prince of jihad," has been the subject of speculation for years with reports of him living in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Syria or under house arrest in Iran.

"Hamza bin Laden is the son of deceased former Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and is emerging as a leader in the AQ franchise," a State Department statement said, referring to Al-Qaeda.

The State Department said that it would offer $1 million for information leading to his location in any country.


Bin Laden, who according to the United States is around 30, has threatened attacks against the United States to avenge the 2011 killing of his father, who was living in hiding in the Pakistani garrison town of Abbottabad, by US special forces.

US intelligence agencies increasingly see the younger bin Laden as a successor to his father for the mantle of global jihad, especially as the even more extreme Islamic State group is down to its last sliver of land in Syria.

In 2015, bin Laden released an audio message urging jihadists in Syria to unite, claiming that the fight in the war-torn country paves the way to "liberating Palestine."


And in a message a year later, following in the footsteps of his father, he urged the overthrow of the leadership in their native Saudi Arabia.

Osama bin Laden's three surviving wives and his children were quietly allowed to return to Saudi Arabia after his killing.

But Hamza bin Laden's whereabouts have been a matter of dispute. He is believed to have spent years along with his mother in Iran, despite Al-Qaeda's strident denunciations of the Shiite branch of Islam that dominates the country.

Observers say that the clerical regime in Tehran kept him under house arrest as a way to maintain pressure on rival Saudi Arabia as well as on Al-Qaeda, dissuading the Sunni militants from attacking Iran.


One of Hamza bin Laden's half-brothers told The Guardian last year that Hamza's whereabouts were unknown but that he may be in Afghanistan.

He also said that Hamza bin Laden married the daughter of Mohammed Atta, the lead hijacker in Al-Qaeda's September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States that killed some 3,000 people and sparked the US intervention in Afghanistan.

America vows to defend Philippines against armed attack in South China Sea

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday vowed to defend the Philippines against "armed attack" in the disputed South China Sea in Washington's starkest warning yet against Chinese claims to most of the strategic waterway. Speaking in Manila after meeting with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, Pompeo said Beijing's building of artificial islands in waters also claimed by Manila and other neighbours were potential threats to the two allies.

"China's island-building and military activities in the South China Sea threaten your sovereignty, security and therefore economic livelihood, as well as that of the United States," he said at a joint news conference with Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin.

"As the South China Sea is part of the Pacific, any armed attack of Philippine forces, aircraft or public vessels in the South China Sea will trigger mutual defence obligations under Article 4 of our Mutual Defence Treaty." Pompeo's comments marked the first time any US official had publicly stated Washington's intent to defend its ally in the flashpoint sea.

A 1951 US-Philippine mutual defence treaty committed Manila and its former colonial master to come to each other's aid in case of an "armed attack in the Pacific area" on either party. Senior Duterte officials have called for a review of the mutual defence pact with the US because they were unsure whether it applied to the South China Sea row.

Philippine troops, as well as fishermen, have frequently complained about harassment by Chinese maritime security forces around some of the islands and reefs occupied by Filipino troops. The United States has said it is not taking sides in the disputes over South China Sea islands and waters claimed by China, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam. Beijing claims most of the sea.

However, Washington has asserted its right to freely sail its military and merchant vessels over waters through which trillions of dollars in global trade pass through each year and which reputedly contain vast mineral and oil reserves. The Philippines was previously one of the staunchest critics to China's island-building and militarization of the islands.

But Duterte put the dispute on the back burner when he was elected president in 2016 in favour of chasing Chinese trade and investment. He threatened a split with the United States and called then US President Barack Obama a "son of a whore". Relations are being rebuilt under US President Donald Trump, who has hailed Duterte's actions -- including a drugs crackdown that has claimed thousands of lives -- as a sign of toughness.

Foreign Secretary Locsin on Friday downplayed his government's suggestions for a review of the US defence pact, saying in its "vagueness lies the best deterrence".

"They (US forces) will respond depending on the circumstances but we are very assured, we are very confident that the United States has, in the words of Secretary Pompeo and words of President Trump to our president: we have your back," Locsin said. 

taliban attack USc Afghan base in helmand

Taliban attack on a US-Afghan base was repelled in southeast Afghanistan, officials said Friday, as fighting continues in the war-torn country amid a pause in ongoing peace talks between the insurgents and American negotiators in Doha. The militants launched the pre-dawn assault on Shorab military base in Helmand province -- where an unspecified number of US troops are also stationed -- engaging in heavy firefights with Afghan forces.

"Right now, the Afghan commando forces are carrying out a clean-up operation in the area," said Omar Zwak, a spokesman for the provincial governor.

Provincial and defence officials said at least four attackers were killed in the skirmish.


US forces spokesman Colonel Dave Butler also confirmed the incident, tweeting: "The attack was repelled by the brave Afghan Security Forces".

Butler later added that reports indicated "Taliban fighters were initially able to gain access to the Afghan base but were stopped by Afghan forces".

The Taliban control or contest more than half of Helmand's districts and regularly deliver heavy blows to Afghan forces, who have been struggling to hold off insurgents across Afghanistan since taking the lead from NATO forces in late 2014. The assault on Shorab comes as US and Taliban negotiators in Doha have temporarily halted peace talks, which are set to restart over the weekend.


US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad called the latest meetings in the months-long diplomatic push "productive", saying the two sides "will take the next two days for internal deliberations, with plans to regroup on Saturday".

Heavy snowfall across large swathes of Afghanistan has led to a sharp reduction in violence this winter, but warmer weather in the country's south will likely lead to an increase in bloodshed with the arrival of the spring fighting season. Analysts have warned that the Taliban are likely to ramp up attacks this spring as they attempt to maintain momentum on the battlefield and leverage at the negotiating table.

Afghan forces, however, claim to be taking the fight to the insurgents, with the Ministry of Defence says more than 100 "terrorists" have been killed in recent days in various operations across the country. The US has also intensified its air campaign against the Taliban and Islamic State, dropping twice as many munitions on insurgent positions in 2018 compared to the previous year.

NASA in 1972 made a mistake in 1972! What is that

A recent discovery on the study of ESA / NASA Solar and Halisperic Appervitory, SOHO, suggests that a gas layer around our planet is about 630,000 km away. That's 50 times more diameter than our planet. Be right! You can ask why this is a news topic. The reason is.



According to Igor Balik, one of the leading writers in the study and the Russian Space Research Organization, "The Moon is in the Earth's atmosphere" - do you understand now? You do not understand! Let's talk in good detail!



What is Geocorona?

"We did not know this fact until before two decades ago we had dusted up some of the research done by Soho spacecraft." Says Igor. Where our atmosphere joins with space, there is a cloud of hydrogen atoms called Geocorona.



Why did it take so many years to figure out this?

The existence of a real and accurate hydrogen cloud (Giocorona) is found in the swan (SWAN) support of one of the spacecraft instruments. It is noteworthy that swan equipment is capable of accurately detecting how far the Earth's suburbs can stretch through its sensitivity sensors. These observations will occur only once a year. These observations can only be performed when the Earth and its Giorgronana meet at one point at Swan's point of view.



Ok how will this be found?

Most water steams are found in the surface of hydrogen found in the outer space of the outer space. The geocaron existence of the planets, such as Earth, Mars and Venus, is discovered.



How was this false assumption happened? Who performed

Swann's former chief researcher Jean has said that "our Earth's water reserves are better when we look at the planets that are beyond our solar system." Jean says that the first telescope of the Moon, founded by Apollo 16 astronauts in 1972, was not visible to the Moon's surface, as the brightness of the surrounding geosphere and the ultraviolet light, at the time, the astronauts on the surface of the moon could not find the real part of the geolorona suburb.



Another thing that was learned through the study!

By the end of this study, Earth has been found to be compounded by solar eclipses of hydrogen atoms in Geocorone and producing more dense zones during the night.



About Soho who played a major role in this finding?

Soho, a space agency, was launched into space in December 1995. It has been investigating issues such as outdoor cannon and solar wind for two decades from the deep sphere of the Sun. The satellite is analyzed by the Sun from about 1.5 million kilometers away from Earth. This distance is a good platform to monitor Geocorona from outer space.



New light on Earth's atmosphere!

Investigative Jean and Iker's research team in Russia has decided to get some of the details collected from the archive. No doubt that this new and unique view that has been available through Soho has led to new light on Earth's atmosphere

Stargate Discovery in Antarctic Science Research

A group of scientists in Antarctica found a phenomenon that was never seen before, when a typical portal was opened.



Researchers, who conducted snowfall and climate research, saw the extraordinary cycle, even though the most powerful winds surrounding superficial clouds were moving. The events that followed were like a science fiction movie.



Antarctica

Some argued that the military infrastructure to be able to cover even the Da.



Strange and incredible scientific events

In this spectacular and mysterious continent, 4,000 scientists from 46 countries of the world recall that they have not been able to study for more than fifty years.

There are always strange and incredible scientific events in this place. Some of them have no explanations. But former military scientists have condemned the disappearance of the population and the UFOs, the Ellians and the Timenist portal opening.



Extraordinary mist

Such an incredible mysterious and impractical event took place in May 2018. British and American scientists have conducted scientific studies with a common climatology program. As the sci-fi came in, the clouds surrounding the clouds moved the clouds with high power, but an extraordinary vortex was very low. As scientists initially thought it was a polar storm, its stable nature and the extraordinary mist around it led researchers to investigate the event.



Atmospheric balloon

Winch is tied with a chronometer to record the built-in radio and measurements to measure an atmospheric balloon, temperature, humidity, pressure and wind speed. Then the balloon was sent into the wind and was placed there for the time needed for the measurements. A few minutes later, I got a confusing decision. On January 27, 1965, the chromium meter was marked and the measured measurements were quite different from the natural properties of the air.



Maclean

Although this test was repeated repeatedly, the same results. One of the scientists involved in these trials, Marian McLean, confirmed the incident, saying that the whole incident was reported to the Military Intelligence Service (CIA and NSA) and the White House.



Traces of ancient civilization

Some people say they can hide the stargate or ports that travel to other dimensions somewhere in the frozen continent. Another spectacular theory is that it can hide traces of an ancient civilization long ago under the thick layer of iceberg and some extraterrestrial objects may also be underground

The sun-radiation that is harmful on the moon-disaster for humanity!

On the moon, there is a radiation that can cause harm. Scientists warn that it can cause harm to humanity.



Furthermore, NASA scientists have detected this radiation spread from the Sun. This can be a tragedy.



NASA sends humans to the moon:

The NASA probe agency plans to send the astronauts to space exploration. It is in serious research.
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Scientists have discovered how the harmful radiation of the sun left the scarf on the lunar planet.



Magnetic Survey Study:

A team of California-Berkeley University studied NASA's ARTEMIS program with simulations of magnetic environments in the moon. The thrust of the integration of the moon with the Sun, comprising the restoration, turbulence, and power movement is computed.



Environments by electromagulants:

The data suggests that the moon acts together to provide the moon with a unique shape in the land and in easy conditions of the moon's electromagnetic magnetic fields.



Spreads to humans:

The sun reveals the continuous release of particles and radiation like the sun. It spreads on the Earth and other bodies around the Sun.



Earth safety:

Since the Sun's magnet is magnetized, people living on earth are often protected from damaging effects of sun's wind. Scientists have explained that the natural magnetic field of the planet distorts the sun's atmosphere around our planet, causing a small fraction to reach the atmosphere of our planet.



No protection on the moon:

Unlike the Earth, however, the moon is not in the global magnetosphere. But the magnetized rocks near the lunar surface create small, accommodated points of magnetic field that can accommodate hundreds of miles.



Defend players:

This is the information we need to better understand the radiation effects of the astronauts on the Moon, a scientist at the University of Andrew Bobby said.



Magnetic sunscreen function:

'This magnetic sunscreen is working in magnetic fields in some regions,' Bobby said. Magnetic 'Sunscreen' These small bubbles can diver the solar flux particles. The surface of the Moon's surface - from the sun's pellets - they regenerate.



Developing techniques:

The magnetic bubbles themselves are not powerful enough to protect humans from severe radiation, but studying their structure can help develop techniques for protecting our future researchers

Black Hole trapped in the area; Will the Earth be near? Vilunkuma?

A rare and disturbing "astronomical" announcement issued by a team of astronomers from the Japan National Astronomical Research Center has been issued. According to that announcement, a black hole on the planet's jupiter's surface is wandering around in our galactic zone.



The "Hysteria" of the so-called black holes has been broken up when this black hole finds and finds its dimensions. It is evident that black holes have different types.



First, what is a black hole or black hole?

It is a part of the outer space, which has a strong gravitational pull that goes beyond its limits (including the light).



The star's gravity fall!

The black hole currently found is very small. That is, its diameter is only a few kilometers away. Nonetheless, it is also believed that the star's gravitational collapse may have evolved and are generally believed to be part of double-star systems.



Black hole with mid-range weight!

Until then, the Black Hole is very big, believing that millions or billions of solar mass would have the same mass as they would be in the center of most galaxies. But now there is also evidence that there are black holes with intermittent weight.



Very rare!

The dimensions of this last type of black hole resemble the size of a planet (one of the largest in comparison with the planet) or the size of the star. This is quite rare when compared to the other two categories. That is why they are passing places like mysterious passengers who love adventure.



Under such an occasion!

These black holes are not part of binary systems and are not very close to some known galaxies. This can only be seen on rare occasions when meeting some kind of stuff (gas cloud or an unfortunate star). This rare black hole has been found on a similar occasion.



About 26,000 light years away!

To be clear, it is possible to observe a series of gas streams surrounding an invisible gravitational source, located about 26,000 light years from the Milky Way center. Cloud format has been determined by the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) telescope in Chile.



So there is no danger to the earth!

These types of black holes are relatively fast moving compared to the surrounding gas. So they absorb only a small fraction (so the earth does not get any danger) and produces only a little bit of light. It is also noteworthy that these particular black holes are almost impossible to detect them unless they are in contact with nearby objects

How to Restore whatsapp messages

Vatts of processes are being used by millions of users around the world. Many people will say that we can not get back if the chat messages we make on the VATS of the process becomes a delay.



Do not worry You can easily restore the received messages that have been sent and you can now view the process.



Process

Processes you have to follow to get deleted messages in VATS of Chat History.



# 1

Connect your mobile phone to the computer via USB cable.



# 2

Go to the Whatsapp / Databases folder in your phone storage.



# 3

msgstore-yyyy..dd..db.crypt and msgstore.db.crypt are two files found.



# 4

msgstore-yyyy..dd..db.crypt Your Off-Chat Messages will be stored in the file.



# 5

This file contains all the messages sent and received in the last 7 days.



# 6

Open the pad in the Notepad or WordPad and read the messages that came to you

These 10 cities will be destroyed in the next 80 years - scientists are warning!

On the one hand, the scientific predictions of time-shift impacts are stronger, and the threat of intense storms on the other side, the devastating floods, the alarms and the dangers of the dangers.

Scientists say these 10 major cities could become unlivable within 80 years
The destruction of the "Slow Motion" of this world is under the most obvious position. The International Government Group for Climate Change (IPCC) predicts that severe consequences of climate change will increase to about 1.5 degrees Celsius by the year 2040, when it comes to severe consequences. As a result, it is listed that the most popular 10 major cities in the world face serious consequences within the next 80 years. Which cities are they? Is there a city in which you live? Let's see!
 
 01. Miami
01. Miami
A study published in the Nature Climate changer reveals that over 3.3 million residents will face a devastating flood by 2100. Because of this there will be a rise in US sea level. As a result, the marine level will rise to 6 feet in the 2100s by the end of 2010, as it is estimated that more than 3.3 million Miami residents will be affected.
 
 02. New Orleans
02. New Orleans
It is estimated that this town can go underwater. New Orleans will be one of the cities in the United States who are severely hit by floods. If the sea level levels are just 3 feet high



Even more than 100,000 New Orleans residents - one third of the city's population - can be affected by floods.

 
 03. Chicago
03. Chicago
At any time, you may encounter another death heat wave. According to Richard Rudd, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan, Chicago is one of the most severe tropical states in the United States. Studies have shown that in 1995, the city witnessed a dangerous wave that killed more than 700 people, with a 95 degrees Fahrenheit-level temperature risk. It is also warning that the heat wave may be reversed at any time in Chicago.
 
 04. Dubai
04. Dubai
Dubai's summer temperatures range from around 2070 to 113 degrees Fahrenheit. According to MIT scientists, the climate change in the coming period will threaten human lives severely. Dubai and other Gulf cities are expected to meet the temperature of 113 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer after 2070.
 
 05. Abu Dhabi
05. Abu Dhabi
After 2070, the daily temperature in Abu Dhabi will be unbearable. According to the MIT study, Abu Dhabi is one of the most vulnerable cities in extreme heat. The maximum temperature here is 126 degrees Fahrenheit. By 2070, city residents are expected to meet these levels frequently.
 
 06. Shanghai
06. Shanghai
Between 2070 and 2100 will meet the highest temperatures. The city of North China, which is home to some 400 million inhabitants, has been transformed into one of the largest tropics on the planet at the end of this century. According to Nature Communications published last year - 208 and 2100, the city can expect severe tropics in the year 2018. Shanghai is the third largest city in the world, with about 25 million people living there.
 
 07. Beijing
07. Beijing
This city has to lose livelihood as a result of the smoke cloud. Beijing is part of North China, and is one of the strongest tropics. Like many Chinese cities, Beijing is suffering from air pollution. Local people have been advised to wear masks when they go out. About 15 times more people are killed by air pollution than all the wars and violence of the world, and 9 million people have died of pollution-related diseases in 2015.
 
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Residents of our country are already suffering from nausea and headache due to air. Some people become skin balds. According to a recent survey, about 2% of the population of the Indian population is currently experiencing 90 degrees Fahrenheit. By the end of this century, that percentage is predicted to rise to 70%.
 
 09takka
09takka
Sea level increases are the refugees of the people of Dhaka. Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries in climate change. Not only the heat waves, but the country has to fight with devastating floods. In the summer of 2017, more than 8 million people were affected in Bangladesh, 140 killed and nearly 700,000 homes were damaged. According to the estimation of the IPCC, the country's 20 percent land area may be lost by sea level (3 feet).

 
 10. Lagos
10. Lagos
The population of Lagos in Nigeria increases the sea level and increases the sea level. Already in Lagos flooded position, its lowest land area will be affected by sea level rises in the coming period. Researchers predicted that Lagos could meet up to 260,000 deaths due to floods over the next 10 years