Large patch of very hot water found off the coast of New Zealand
Satellite imagery has found a large patch of ocean the size of Texas that is 5 degrees hotter than the water around it. This is a giant difference in temperature and is likely caused by global warming. This heatwave could result in the death of thousands of fish and other marine life.
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Vietnam to evacuate 80,000 local tourists from Danang after new coronavirus outbreak
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