Flood victims in Thailand during the rainy season in the last month are more than 102 men, two remain missing, according to Thai newspaper website Saturday Nation, citing the Ministry of Health.

Previously reported 98 casualties. Floods that occurred in 29 of the 76 Thai provinces, destroyed more than 300,000 homes.

 Flooding began after a tropical storm struck south Asia in late July. The victims of the storm were more than 50 people.The peak of the annual seasonal rainfall(monsoon) usually is in August and September. At this time every year there is a partial flooding of the lowest land on the banks of rivers and lakes, as well as in areas located below sea level. In 2011, rainfall broke all records for volume and duration.

Tornado struck on Saturday at the U.S. state of Mississippi, according to latest figures, 10 people were killed and as many injured, reported the Associated Press referring to the mayor of Yazoo City  McArthur Straughter.Previously reported six dead.

The hurricane passed through at least 15 districts in the state. Many buildings were damaged."Damage huge, all of the buildings up in this area have had the roof torn off" - said Straughter, adding that the storm damaged power lines, uprooting trees, which led to the blocking of some roads.

In Yazoo sent 11 ambulances, said Jim Pollard (Jim Pollard), the representative of ambulance services.According to meteorologist Mark McAllister (Mark McAllister), currently the tornado continued to move across the state.

The activity awakened the west of Iceland volcano Eyjafjallajokull on Saturday has risen, according to the Associated Press referring to specialists in the field monitoring the volcano.

The thick dark-gray cloud of 8.5 kilometers is seen above the volcano. On Friday, the cloud was high at 6 kilometers. On Saturday, the wind improved visibility, which allows scientists the first to orbit the crater of the volcano to determine his further activity. The scientists can determine the approximate duration of the eruption, after learning how much ice melted. 

Professor Gudmundson said Friday that while they can not predict the behavior of the volcano in the near future. The eruption may stop tomorrow, but may continue to disrupt the normal operation of air transport for a few weeks or even months. 

Volcanic eruption on the glacier Eyjafjallajokull located 200 kilometers from the capital of Iceland - Reykjavik, began in late March 2010. However, in mid-April volcano again intensified. About 800 persons were evacuated last Wednesday due to a volcanic eruption in its immediate vicinity. The huge cloud of ash was emitted  in the atmosphere , which led to the closure of airspace over a large territory of Europe. In addition, the eruption has caused the melting of ice and massive floods in the south of Iceland. Last activity of the volcano Eyjafjallajokull the south of Iceland was registered in 1821. 

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday in connection with the eruption of the volcano was closed airspace of most European countries. A cloud of volcanic dust is dangerous for the aircraft, because it contains particles of rocks and silicates, having an abrasive effect and can lead to stopping the engine.

The Icelandic authorities on Sunday declared state of emergency in connection with the eruption of the volcano, reported Broadcasting Corporation BBC. 

The eruption of the Icelandic volcano, located about 120 kilometers east of the island's capital Reykjavik, began on Sunday around midnight local time.

Emergency situation introduction is connected with danger of flooding because of glacier thawing. The basic airports of the country are closed. Nearby 500 persons are evacuated, nothing threatens their life. 

"We believe that there is no danger (for residents) of these territories, but we have put in place an evacuation plan, and about 500-600 people are evacuated," - said the representative of the Department of Civil Defense of Iceland Sigurgeyr Gudmundsson. 

Name the volcano in the agency report did not mention. Reported only that the last time it erupted almost 200 years ago - in 1821 and 1823, respectively.