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  • Zahra Omar Abdelatif fled the Kurdish region of Syria with her husband and three children "because everyone was killing each other". They paid a smugger $2,000 to get to Bulgaria and now live in an abandoned schoolhouse awaiting their asylum application t
  • Necrosis on cassava roots infected with Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD-infected)
  • A plant health clinic in Machakos, Kenya
  • This abandoned schoolhouse has been turned into a reception centre called Vrazhdebna in Bulgaria's capital Sofia. It is one of three centres opened recently to accommodate a massive increase in arrivals of migrants and asylum-seekers - mostly Syrian - int
  • A polio vaccinator administers a polio vaccine to a child during routine immunization at a clinic in Kano, northern Nigeria (2013)
  • Female polio vaccinators awaiting documentation in Kano (2013)
  • Grain market
  • A landmine - not your average flood debris - found washed up in Battambang Province in Cambodia following weeks of heavy rains
  • Aerial bombing has destroyed the homes of many and made areas completely uninhabitable in Blue Nile state in Sudan
  • An Afghan man looks out from the second floor of an unfinished building where homeless migrants and asylum seekers are living on the outskirts of the Bulgarian capital Sofia
  • An Afghan child plays with a kitten in a room on the second floor of an unfinished building where homeless immigrants are living on the outskirts of the Bulgarian capital Sofia
  • Migrants and asylum seekers line up to receive food donations from the Bulgarian Red Cross at Vrashdebna reception center, where over 300 people, mostly Syrian, have been living in an abandoned schoolhouse on the outskirts of the Bulgarian capital, Sofia
  • Tubigon, Bohol - A church worker tries to salvage artifacts from a historic church destroyed by the quake
    A church worker tries to salvage artefacts from a church destroyed in the quake
  • Loon, Bohol - Survivors of a 7.2 magnitude killer quake that struck the central Philippines use a small canoe to cross a river after the main bridge connecting the hardest hit town of Loon in Bohol island fell
    Survivors use a small canoe to cross a river after the collapse of a bridge on Bohol island
  • Loon, Bohol - Quake victims huddle together under a makeshift tent in the devastated town of Loon
    Quake victims huddle together in a tent in the devastated town of Loon
  • Cebu - Families sleep on the street in fear as over 1,500 aftershocks terrorize them
    Families sleep on the street in fear following 1,500 aftershocks
  • Loon, Bohol - Survivors ferry a coffin of a quake victim across the river in the isolated town of Loon
    Survivors ferry a quake victim’s coffin across the river in the town of Loon
  • Loon, Bohol - Villagers carry the remains of a quake victim. With rescuers and aid workers taking time to reach devastated areas, local say they have had to rely on each other's help
    Villagers carry the remains of a quake victim. With rescuers and aid workers delayed in reaching devastated areas, locals say they have had to rely on each other's help
  • Cebu - A medical worker watches over a newly born infant at a crowded covered basketball court, where hundreds of patients from the Cebu Medical Doctors Hospital were relocated after the quake that also damaged the hospital
    Some Cebu hospital patients had to be relocated to a basketball court after the quake damaged the hospital
  • Loon, Bohol- Men on a motorcycle pass through a damaged mountain road near the town of Loon. Many roads remain impassable to other types of vehicles because they could further erode due to aftershocks
    Men on a motorcycle pass through a damaged mountain road near the town of Loon
  • Cebu, The bell tower of the Santo Nino Basilica Minore, the country's oldest Catholic church, lies smashed to the ground moments after the 7.2 magnitude quake struck
    The bell tower of Santo Nino Basilica Minore, the country's oldest Catholic church, lies smashed to the ground moments after the quake struck
  • Newly built wells in Sri Lanka's Trincomalee District in the east are proving to be fertile breeding grounds for mosquito breeding and malaria transmission
  • Azraq is located in the middle of the desert, 80km east of the Jordanian capital Amman
  • The main road in Beni, eastern DRC
  • A mosque in Beni, eastern DRC
  • Loon, Bohol - Boys on bicycles inspect the school's broken gymnasium in the town of Loon, Bohol, following a powerful 7.2 magnitude quake on 15 October 2013
  • Loon, Bohol - Men on a motorcycle cross a damaged road in the town of Loon, Bohol, following a 7.2 magnitude quake on 15 October 2013
  • Loon, Bohol - A quake survivor cooks in the open in front of a mound that used to be the centuries old Our Lady of Light church following a 7.2 magnitude quake on 15 October, 2013
    Survivors cook in the open amid the ruins of a historic church
  • Workers put up specially-designed metal shelters - more resistant to the elements - in Azraq, a new camp for Syrian refugees in the Jordanian desert
  • A man wades through an old road in a water-logged village in Satkhira district. Water-logging - prolonged stagnant flooding - continues to impact thousands of residents in southwestern Bangladesh
  • As Tropical Cyclone Phailin made its way over the Bay of Bengal towards the eastern Indian coast on 12 October, with winds recorded at over 200kmph, a massive evacuation exercise was triggered in the coastal Indian states of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh
  • A home submerged by water-logging in Satkhira District. Water-logging - prolonged stagnant flooding - continues to have a major impact on the lives of thousands of residents in southwest Bangladesh

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