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Asia travel demand stays resilient despite Middle East conflict, volatile airfares: Skyscanner CEO (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is changing how travellers plan their trips and challenging traditional travel search platforms, Skyscanner CEO Bryan Batista tells CNA’s Elizabeth Neo. SINGAPORE: Travel demand in Asia remains resilient despite the Middle East conflict disrupting flights and contributing to volatile airfares, with travellers increasingly opting for shorter-haul trips, according to Skyscanner CEO Bryan Batista. “The Middle East conflict has definitely driven some volatility in fuel prices
After Nepal’s catastrophic flood, scientists watch for what comes next (opens the original)
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The massive rock-and-ice collapse has left behind unstable terrain and metres of debris that could trigger further floods and landslides, experts say. A week after a high-altitude collapse of rock and glacial ice sent water and debris surging across the Nepal-Tibet border region, scientists are closely watching the affected Himalayan valley for signs of further danger. Experts warn that while the initial torrent has passed, it has left behind weakened terrain and huge amounts of mud and rock tha
'We're coming to get them': Rescuers pin hopes on underground spaces after deadly Nepal floods (opens the original)
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Tunnel expert Arnold Dix says large underground areas may have sheltered workers from the devastation, as rescue work continues in hydropower sites. Rescuers searching for workers trapped in hydropower project tunnels after last week’s catastrophic Himalayan floods are holding out hope that survivors can still be found. The confirmed death toll has surged above 900, with more than 4,247 people missing after tsunami-like glacial floods roared down from the China-Nepal border. Nepali officials bel
Bangladesh floods heighten dengue, cholera risks, says IFRC (opens the original)
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Sonakshi Dey, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies’ (IFRC) Bangladesh programme director, told CNA’s Asia First that aid efforts in the country are being hampered by multiple challenges. COX’S BAZAR: Days of heavy rainfall have triggered severe flooding and landslides in Bangladesh, killing at least 50 people and stranding more than 1 million. The disaster has also heightened the risk of public health threats, including waterborne diseases like dengue and cholera,
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