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Pacific countries urged to strengthen early-warning systems as climate risks grow

A report calls for stronger early-warning systems in the Pacific as climate-related risks increase. No specific disaster or new emergency measure is identified in the supplied information.

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Weak warning capacity can increase casualties and disruption from future storms, floods and other hazards.

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  1. Pacific needs stronger early warnings as climate risks grow ↗pina.com.fj · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 5:46 AM UTC

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