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Early warning systems are very important for keeping people safe during disasters. These systems tell us when something dangerous, like a flood, storm, or earthquake, is about to happen. When we get an early warning, we have time to prepare or leave the area. But are these systems working well in your area? In some places, people do not get the warning in time. Sometimes, the message is not clear. Other times, people do not know what to do after they get the warning. This can make the situation worse. What Makes a Good Early Warning System? A good warning system should: Send alerts quickly Use many ways to warn people like phone messages, sirens, radio, and TV Use clear and simple language Reach everyone , including people in remote areas or with disabilities Help people know what to do next How Can We Improve Early Warning Systems? Use technology better – More mobile apps, loudspeakers, and social media alerts can help reach more people. Teach people what to do ...

 Life doesn't always go as planned. Sometimes things happen that we don’t expect—like losing a job, facing illness, going through a breakup, or dealing with global events like a pandemic. These tough times can feel overwhelming. But even in the middle of a crisis, it’s possible to stay strong. Here are some practical ways to keep your mind steady when life gets hard. 1. Take One Step at a Time When things feel out of control, it helps to focus on just one small thing at a time. Don’t try to fix everything at once. Ask yourself, “What’s one thing I can do right now to feel better or move forward?” Even something simple like drinking water, taking a shower, or making a to-do list can help you feel more grounded. 2. Control What You Can You may not be able to control the crisis, but you can control how you react. Focus on what’s in your hands—your attitude, your daily routine, and how you treat others. Let go of things you can't change. This shift in focus can help you feel more c...

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U.S. President Donald Trump on June 12 praised Russia's role in World War II, saying Russian President Vladimir Putin is "confused" why everyone "hates" Moscow. Speaking at a White House  press conference , Trump recounted a conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron about World War II commemorations. "I said, 'You're celebrating our victory?' He said, 'Yes.' I said, "Your victory?'" Trump said. "And then I spoke to President  Putin  at the time. He lost 51 million people. He (sic!) fought with us in World War II. Russia did fight. It's interesting, isn't it? It fought with us in World War II, and everyone hates it. "And now everybody hates Russia and loves Germany and Japan. It's a strange world." Trump said  Putin  had expressed confusion over the West's treatment of Russia post-war, citing the Soviet Union's wartime alliance with the  U.S . and U.K. "We were your ally,...