From the fridge to the water of the tap or light: cyber attacks already impact daily life
Artificial intelligence triggers the frequency, speed and effectiveness of digital incidents, which are increasingly at risk for critical infrastructure
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Artificial intelligence triggers the frequency, speed and effectiveness of digital incidents, which are increasingly at risk for critical infrastructure
After a night of intense storms in the Gaza Strip, thousands of displaced persons woke up with their flooded tents. Whole families used balds to remove the accumulated water and raised improvised barriers of sand and mud to try to protect their shelters from new rains.
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In Guadalupe, French overseas territory, access to drinking water has become a daily struggle for thousands of people. The obsolete distribution networks and the constant leaks leave some families without supply for weeks, as a clandestine market grows that supplies individuals, hotels and restaurants at prices far higher than those of the public service. Report by F. Méréo and J. Ababsa for France 24.
The shortage of drinking water exacerbates the humanitarian crisis in Kabul, where recurrent droughts, depletion of underground reserves and population growth threaten access to water for millions of people. The emergency is in addition to a deep economic crisis that strikes Afghanistan, where about 22 million people need humanitarian assistance to survive. Ondine de Gaulle report for France 24.