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Three failed rainy seasons have left up to four million Kenyans needing
food handouts and trucked-in water as the latest in a series of droughts
sweeps through the Horn of Africa. By Mike Pflanz in Nairobi
Published: 4:56PM BST 22 Sep 2009 As many as 19 million people are currently affected by the lack of rain
in Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia and Djibouti.
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By KATE BRUMBACK, Associated Press Writer Kate Brumback, Associated
Press Writer – 26 mins ago AUSTELL, Ga. – Authorities in Georgia say they have found another
Southeast storm victim and the death toll is now nine.
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By WASBIR HUSSAIN
The Associated Press
Monday, September 21, 2009; 12:51 PM GAUHATI, India -- A 6.3-magnitude earthquake shook the remote mountain
nation of Bhutan on Monday, killing at least 11 people, damaging an
ancient monastery and forcing hundreds to flee, officials said. At least
15 people were also injured.
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Reuters - Tuesday, September 22 By Skye Wheeler JUBA, Sudan - More than 100 people were killed when tribesmen raided a
south Sudan village, burning buildings and attacking churchgoers,
officials said on Monday, in a further escalation of violence in the
oil-producing region.
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Nine people died and many others were missing after Typhoon Koppu
slammed into south China, causing torrential rain, mudslides and an oil
spill, the government and state media said on Thursday. Published: 11:03PM BST 17 Sep 2009 People stand on a flooded street at Suolong town in Luoding county, in
south China after Typhoon Koppu roared into the southern province of
Guangdong Photo: AP
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