Climate and Sugar on Travel Around..

i love nice tropical climate of my thailand country zone...good smell of nice foggy from mountain high and best taste of deliciouse sand sea inside seaside style on our thailand coast... when we must travel...i got change climate that make me feel so bad in spring and autumn in europian sniff..and with east pretty pacific ocean that full of untrust climate of wind and storm..i still be bad storm sickness .must tolerate in life.... look like i must survive for better future in thailand..

Thursday, 15 April 2010

Maybe nearing the day of earth bursting???by volcano ,quake ,storm or next nuclear bomb????

Jiegu, China (CNN) -- Rescuers prepared to airlift hundreds of injured people Thursday from the earthquake zone to hospitals as the massive rescue effort continued in China.
The death toll for Wednesday's 6.9-magnitude quake rose to 617, state-run CCTV reported. More than 9,000 people had been injured and 313 were missing.
The rescue effort was hampered by unstable bridges and collapsed roadways, making it difficult for heavy equipment to get to hard-hit areas like Jiegu, the town nearest the epicenter.
New Delhi, India (CNN) -- A short-lived but violent storm has killed 122 people in eastern India, officials said Thursday.
About 300,000 homes were damaged in the storm that cut a deadly path through parts of India's West Bengal and Bihar states early Wednesday, officials said.
The 45-minute storm packed winds of up to 120 kph (75 mph), knocking down communication links in North Dinajpur.The West Bengal district stretches along a 227-kilometer (141-mile) border with Bangladesh to the east and is home to 2.5 million people.

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Icelandic volcano ash could disrupt flights

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20100415-26571.html

Published: 15 Apr 10 12:11 CET
Updated: 15 Apr 10 14:12 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.de/national/20100415-26571.html

Ash floating thousands of kilometres from an erupting volcano in Iceland has affected Germany’s airspace, potentially disrupting air travel, authorities announced Thursday.

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The European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation, or Eurocontrol, announced Thursday the ash cloud was set to enter German airspace after 4pm.

It has warned airlines about the cloud and left them to decide whether or not to cancel flights because of the impact on visibility.