Disaster
Death toll in Nepal flood tops 1,000 as Nepal rescuers reach remote areas in search
At least 639 people remain stuck in several devastated hydropower stations that have become the focus of rescue efforts, the country's disaster management authority said on Tuesday.
Needle-toting cockroaches could be deployed by search-and-rescue teams for lifesaving injections
IDF helps Colombians find sufficiently safe homes, delegation deputy head tells 'Post' - exclusive
At least 68 dead after Indonesia earthquake as survivors experience aftershocks, await aid
Gold mine fire in Peru kills 27 people
Local government said a short-circuit sparked the fire in the early morning hours of Saturday in the southern region of Arequipa.
Israel's accidental first humanitarian mission, legacy – the untold story
What started as an accidental mission in 1953 paved the way for over 30 IDF humanitarian missions.
1/3rd of scientists fear AI decisions could spark nuclear-level disaster - report
According to Stanford's 2023 Artificial Intelligence Index Report, most researchers see AI as leading to societal change, but others fear a disaster – and someone made an AI to destroy humanity.
Pakistan posts highest-ever annual inflation, stampedes for food kill 16
The inflation number was the highest ever year-on-year increase recorded by the statistics bureau since monthly records began in the 1970s.
Research vessel tips over in Scotland, 35 people injured
23 people were treated at a hospital and 12 were treated at the scene at Imperial Dock, Leith.
Israel is not prepared for potential disaster. Here's why
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and guest co-host Michael Starr.
IAI reveals technology to help rescuers locate disaster survivors
The ResQCell can be used to rapidly and efficiently find survivors of natural disasters, combat or terrorism.
57 people dead and 10 missing in a train collision in Greece
Two trains collided head on - a passenger train travelling from Athens to the northern city of Thessaloniki, and a cargo train from Thessaloniki to Larissa.
After earthquake, Turkey's Erdogan hunts for scapegoats - opinion
Erdogan’s house of cards has collapsed with the earthquake. There is already a rush to find scapegoats and as well as the arrests of looters.
Will earthquake lead to changes in Syria policy? - analysis
While some aid has flowed to Damascus, there are Western countries that see the Syrian regime as a pariah and don’t want to send aid if the regime will merely snatch it for itself.
