World News – Today’s Top Stories

Looking for what’s happening right now across the globe? You’ve come to the right place. We break down the biggest stories that matter to you, from dangerous storms in Africa to shocking aviation accidents and viral rumors about famous figures.

Cyclone Chido Threatens Southern Africa

South‑east Africa is on high alert as Cyclone Chido barrels toward the coast. Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Madagascar and Malawi all face heavy rain, strong winds and possible flooding. Forecasts say up to 150 mm of rain could hit low‑lying areas, turning roads into rivers and damaging crops.

Governments are already moving people out of danger zones. In Zimbabwe, shelters have been set up in schools and community halls. If you’re in the path, keep an emergency kit ready – water, non‑perishable food, a flashlight and any essential medication. Stay tuned to local radio stations for real‑time updates.

Other Headlines Making Waves

A tragic plane crash in Nepal has left families searching for answers. An 18‑seat aircraft went down near Pokhara, killing all on board. Survivors’ relatives are demanding a transparent investigation into possible technical failures and why the flight was allowed to depart despite maintenance concerns. Officials have promised a full report within 45 days, but many are already calling for stricter safety checks in Nepal’s aviation sector.

Meanwhile, social media is buzzing with false reports that Noam Chomsky has died. The linguist’s wife, Valeria Wasserman Chomsky, stepped forward to clear the air: her husband is alive, recovering from a recent stroke, and recently discharged from a hospital in Brazil. The premature obituaries highlight how quickly misinformation can spread online, especially when it involves well‑known public figures.

These stories show how diverse world news can be – from natural disasters that demand immediate action to personal tragedies and viral rumors that need fact‑checking. Staying informed helps you protect yourself, understand the broader impact of events, and separate truth from hype.

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