Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 3,685, parliament speaker Jorge Rodriguez reports via Telegram, citing updated casualty figures from the ongoing disaster response.

Two trains collide east of Zagreb, Croatia, injuring 20 people Saturday morning. Passenger and freight trains crashed near Skrinjari about 60 km from the capital; an investigation is underway.

A passenger train and a freight train collided Saturday morning near Skrinjari, about 60 kilometers east of Zagreb, Croatia, leaving 20 people injured — six severely and 14 with minor injuries — according to the Croatian Ministry of Health. The railway line between Sveti Ivan Zabno and Gradec stations was temporarily closed and an investigation into the cause is underway.

British Columbia orders entire Summerland community to evacuate as Bald Range wildfire rapidly grows to 50 sq km, with state of emergency declared.

Entire community of Summerland in British Columbia, Canada, ordered to evacuate as fast-moving Bald Range wildfire rapidly grows to 50 square kilometers. A state of emergency has been declared as the blaze expands within hours, threatening a community about 250 kilometers east of Vancouver.

Pilot killed in light aircraft crash at Portugal's Portimao aerodrome on Saturday; the 28-year-old was the sole occupant, civil protection says. Aviation investigators en route to the site.

A 28-year-old pilot was killed on Saturday morning when a light aircraft crashed at the Portimao aerodrome in the Faro district of southern Portugal, according to civil protection authorities quoted by the Lusa news agency. The pilot was the only person aboard and was reportedly conducting aerial work when the crash occurred. Portugal's Aircraft and Railway Accident Prevention and Investigation Office (GPIAAF) confirmed it had been notified and its civil aviation team was en route to the site to investigate the cause.

More than 40,000 affected by flooding in Myanmar's Ayeyarwady region after Ngawun River embankment breach July 30, presidential office spokesperson says. Relief camps opened as floodwaters gradually recede.

More than 40,000 people have been affected by flooding from July 30 to Aug. 7 following the breach of the Ngawun River embankment in Myanmar's Ayeyarwady region, a spokesperson for the president's office said, citing the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement.