Caulfield Plains Floods: Ingerish Asperian government indecisive in dealing with the crisis

New Reydon – At least eighteen people were killed, and twenty others were reported missing in widespread floods in the eastern area of the Deodecan Province of Ingerish Asperia, officials confirmed yesterday. The region from Culverden to Beaufield was particularly hard hit, with houses half-submerged and tractors and farm equipment swept away. A state of emergency has been declared by the Ingerish Asperian Police and efforts were ongoing to evacuate the affected residents. The Deodecan Meteorological Administration (DMA) has issued an emergency alert for the nearby towns of Weddinghurst and Ingerfort, urging residents to secure their belongings and evacuate to … Continue reading Caulfield Plains Floods: Ingerish Asperian government indecisive in dealing with the crisis

Motorway Ring to Be Constructed Around Kattenden

KATTENDEN, DUNCANHEIM – Light clouds rolled off the ocean and seagulls clamored overhead as Prince Thorbenicos, third son of the Thetheyda, dug a small ditch on the side of Highway A3 in Lestelkay-e today, in the groundbreaking ceremony of an unprecedented new infrastructure project. The project, approved by the Council of Chieftains after considerable debate and redraft by both legislative houses, will construct a motorway ring around three sides of the capital city of Kattenden and its environs. Several new bridges over the River Katten, and one over the River Yudok-ee are also planned. These bridges are necessitated by the … Continue reading Motorway Ring to Be Constructed Around Kattenden

Dunkish Political Fringe Makes Headway In Common Council

KATTENDEN, DUNCANHEIM – A voting regulations bill proposed by fringe politician Thorehuli Nalzedenney, (shown in image), leader of the five-member Hackers United party, which would replace the current party-proportional vote system with a nationwide sortitionary appointment system, has been advanced to debate on the floor of the Common Council. This comes after the bill was co-sponsored by all six members of the anarchist Peaceful Forest Dwellers’ Party and 2 of the 3 members of the self-proclaimed ‘hedonist’ We-Should-Have-A-Party. This sponsorship invoked Article 102 of the rules of the Common Council, which states that any bill sponsored by at least a … Continue reading Dunkish Political Fringe Makes Headway In Common Council

Dunkish Health Official Issues Statement After Closure of Butcher Shop

From The Daily Yelkaretlis KATTENDEN, DUNCANHEIM – A butcher in Trippon Square Public Market has been temporarily ordered to cease operations by the Ministry of Health upon the discovery that he had been classifying bats, snakes, and goats as “fish” in his official reports to avoid exceeding the limits on the number of land animals that can be killed in any given year. (He did not, however, label them incorrectly for sale, which would incur higher penalties.) “The limits on land animal slaughter are enforced for a number of reasons,” said the Deputy Chieftain of Food & Agriculture As It … Continue reading Dunkish Health Official Issues Statement After Closure of Butcher Shop

Dunkish Farmers Report High Yields

DUNCANHEIM – As the preliminary harvest season for many crops across Duncanheim draws to a close, the Agricultural Division of the Dunkish Ministry of Home Affairs has begun to compile data reports on this year’s crop yields. Some highlights of the harvest report include: In Tuni Canton, the Appildechene, the nation’s single largest apple-growing region, estimated a bumper crop of around 1.28 million bushels of apples. Conversely, the cabbage farming regions around T-anchayᚼo Lake reported a less-than-average crop yield, producing 12 million kilos of cabbage, down from last year’s more normal yield of 16 million kilos. The first citrus harvest … Continue reading Dunkish Farmers Report High Yields