Canada Works on debris removal after Hurricane fiona: 1 missing

Name: Canada Works on debris removal after Hurricane fiona: 1 missing
Uploaded: 2022-09-26
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Description: Canada has begun removing the debris from the coastal regions as 20 houses were wrecked by Hurricane Fiona. Minister of Emergency Preparedness Bill Blair said in a statement that military personnel are assigned to help wreckage removal, adding that t

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Canada has begun removing the debris from the coastal regions as 20 houses were wrecked by Hurricane Fiona. Minister of Emergency Preparedness Bill Blair said in a statement that military personnel are assigned to help wreckage removal, adding that the recovery of the critical infrastructural damage caused by the unprecedented disaster will take a few months.

The incident has not caused loss of lives. However, a citizen who went missing after the disaster is still being searched for. Hundreds of thousands of people in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, Quebec and New Brunswick are facing power outages due to Hurricane Fiona.

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Ukraine Says It Hit Crimean Bridge with Underwater Explosives

On Jun 3, 2025

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced it carried out an underwater attack on the Crimean Bridge at 04:44 local time, severely damaging its supports with 1,100 kg of explosives.

SBU Chief Vasyl Malyuk said, “This is the third time we’ve hit the Crimean Bridge. It’s a legitimate target used for Russian military logistics. Crimea is Ukraine.”

The 19-kilometer bridge is strategically vital for Russia, linking it to Crimea, which it annexed in 2014.

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