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Cold front to sweep through northern Vietnam

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Ekwutos BlogA cold air mass is moving towards northern Vietnam, expected to bring temperatures down to 16 degrees Celsius in Hanoi, with heavy rainfall in the central region and strong winds along coastal areas.
According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, a moderate cold air mass is approaching the northern region and will reach the northeast by early Tuesday, gradually spreading across the region, causing a temperature drop of 3-7 degrees Celsius compared to Monday.
The American weather service AccuWeather forecasts that Hanoi will experience temperatures ranging from 21-29 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, dropping to 18-28 degrees the following day, and down to 16 degrees at night by Thursday, before a gradual warm-up.
Higher altitude locations, such as Sa Pa, which sits over 1,500 meters above sea level, will see temperatures as low as 12-17 degrees.
The cold air will affect both the northern and central regions starting Wednesday. In Thanh Hoa Province, temperatures are expected to dip to 19-22 degrees, with mountainous areas seeing even cooler conditions at 17-19 degrees.
This cold front will bring showers and thunderstorms to the central region on Wednesday and Thursday.
Starting Tuesday afternoon, winds in the Gulf of Tonkin will intensify to speeds of 39-49 kph, with sea waves rising to 1.5-2.5 meters high.
The northern region has already experienced heavy rainfall over the past two days, due to a wind convergence zone at altitudes of 1,500-5,000 meters. Rainfall from 7 p.m. on Saturday to 2 p.m. on Sunday exceeded 100 mm in several areas, with Bac Quang District in Ha Giang Province recording nearly 380 mm, which has led to serious landslides that buried houses and vehicles, leaving at least one person dead.
The northern region and Thanh Hoa will continue to be affected by this wind convergence on Monday, with rainfall ranging from 30-90 mm, and up to 180 mm in some locations.
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Imo State Government bans all forms of task force in the state

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April 3, 2025By
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His Excellency the Governor of Imo State, Dist. Sen. (Dr) Hope Uzodinma, CON, GSSRS, has approved the ban on all forms of task force currently operating under any guise or MDA in the state.
Ekwutosblog reports that in a Public Service Announcement issued by the Secretary to the State Government the public is advised to be guided accordingly, subsequently.
The ban on task force in the state has become necessary following their incessant activities which has constituted nuisances to the general public and paints the image of the government in bad light.
Following the approval of His Excellency, on this issue, Government therefore warns that anyone or group of persons operating as task force under any guise will be apprehended by security operatives who have been directed to get rid of all forms of task force in the State and such culprits would be made to face the full weight of Law.
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One dead, three injured in Jos Sara-Suka fight

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One person was killed, and three others sustained injuries in a violent clash between rival groups known as Sara-Suka in the Yantifa community of Jos North Local Government Area, Plateau State.
According to residents, members of the rival gangs, armed with machetes, attacked one another on Tuesday evening, causing panic and forcing people to flee.
A local vigilante, Lawan Chizo, confirmed the incident and said security forces, including soldiers, were deployed to restore order.
He noted that the clash involved members of the Sara-Suka groups from Anguwan Rogo and Yantifa, who have been engaged in ongoing conflicts.
“There is still fear among residents, but normalcy has been restored,” Chizo stated.
In response to the violence, the Plateau State Commissioner of Police has called for an emergency meeting with community leaders to address the activities of Sara-Suka in the area.
The latest violence comes just two days after three members of Sara-Suka were killed in another clash near the Al-Mohap praying ground.
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Myanmar earthquake death toll crosses 3,000

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April 3, 2025By
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Death toll from Myanmar’s devastating earthquake has surpassed 3,000, with hundreds more missing.
This is as forecasts of unseasonal rain presented a new challenge for rescue and aid workers trying to reach people in a country riven by civil war.
Ekwutosblog reports that the last Friday’s 7.7-magnitude quake, one of the Southeast Asian nation’s strongest in a century, jolted a region home to 28 million, toppling buildings, flattening communities and leaving many without food, water and shelter.
Myanmar’s embassy in Japan said on Facebook that on Wednesday, deaths rose to 3,003 with 4,515 injured and 351 missing, while rescuers scramble to find more.
However, conditions could get even tougher for the huge relief effort after weather officials warned unseasonal rain from Sunday to April 11 could threaten the areas hardest-hit by the quake, such as Mandalay, Sagaing and the capital Naypyidaw.
“Rain is incoming and there are still so many buried. And in Mandalay, especially, if it starts to rain, people who are buried will drown even if they’ve survived until this point,” an aid worker in Myanmar said.
The embassy in Japan added in its post that there have been 53 airlifts of aid to Myanmar, while more than 1,900 rescue workers arrived from 15 countries, including Southeast Asian neighbours and China, India and Russia.
According to state television, despite the devastation, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing will leave his disaster-stricken country on Thursday for a rare trip to a regional summit in Bangkok.
The visit is said to be an uncommon foreign visit for a general regarded as a pariah by many countries and the subject of Western sanctions and an International Criminal Court investigation.

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