MAGNITUDE 5.6 SOUTHERN IRAN
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 168 km N of Ajman City, United Arab Emirates / pop: 490,000 / local time: 20:09:07.6 2022-07-23

MAGNITUDE 5.4 SOUTHERN IRAN
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 102 km WSW of Bandar Abbas, Iran / pop: 352,000 / local time: 20:37:49.0 2022-07-23

MAGNITUDE 3.2 HUNGARY
Depth: 12 km
Distances: 63 km SW of Győr, Hungary / pop: 128,000 / local time: 18:00:54.7 2022-07-23

MAGNITUDE 5.5 FLORES SEA
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 292 km ENE of Labuan Bajo, Indonesia / pop: 188,000 / local time: 15:35:45.5 2022-07-23

MAGNITUDE 3.0 SOUTH AFRICA
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 30 km NE of eMbalenhle, South Africa / pop: 141,000 / local time: 17:13:02.0 2022-07-22

MAGNITUDE 5.5 VANUATU
Depth: 80 km
Distances: 271 km SSE of Port-Vila, Vanuatu / pop: 35,900 / local time: 22:31:48.0 2022-07-22

MAGNITUDE 5.9 MYANMAR
Depth: 10 km
Distances: 131 km SSW of Jinghong, China / pop: 205,000 / local time: 01:07:26.8 2022-07-22

MAGNITUDE 4.5 CRETE, GREECE
Depth: 8 km
Distances: 23 km SE of Irákleion, Greece / pop: 137,000 / local time: 12:01:01.3 2022-07-20

CME TO STRIKE THE WEAK MAGNETOSPHERE ON 23rd JULY 2022
URGENT

CME TO STRIKE THE WEAK MAGNETOSPHERE ON 23rd JULY 2022
BE ALERT
Monkeypox declared global health emergency by WHO – World Health Organisation
The head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the monkeypox outbreak a “global health emergency”.
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a news conference that despite the WHO committee being unable to come to a consensus, he declared the emergency anyway as the tie-breaking vote.
He added the risk globally is “moderate”, except in Europe where it is “high”.
Dr Ghebreyesus said there had been more than 16,000 cases of monkeypox reported to the WHO from 75 countries, and five deaths.
The declaration by the WHO is designed to trigger an international response to the outbreak, which could unlock funding and vaccine sharing.
The disease has had a foothold in parts of central and west Africa for decades, and was not known to trigger large outbreaks beyond the continent.
However, in May, authorities in the US and western Europe detected dozens of outbreaks.
Monkeypox joins COVID-19, Ebola, and Zika on the list of previously declared global health emergencies.
Courtesy of Sky News
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