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Incident map

This page answers: What official alerts touch our countries and chokepoints this month?

Using this page
  1. Choose a type, a country or a period.
  2. Tap a point on the map, or read the list below it.
  3. Open an item's source for the full notice.

Official alerts that touch our countries, chokepoints and forecasts: earthquakes, storms, travel advisories and sanctions list changes. Each item names its source and licence, and the Strature editor approves each day’s list.

Last updated 16 Oct 2026; Events replaces this page in early November.

Points are reported locations; a shaded country is a country-wide advisory. Sanctions list changes are in the list only.

4 items

  1. Storms Severity 3 of 4

    Hurricane Trudy, maximum winds 80 kt, near Mexico

    Mexico

    Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center · official

    Public domain (US Government work).

  2. Earthquakes Severity 2 of 4

    M4.5 earthquake, 70 km NNE of Mīnāb, Iran

    Iran

    Source: U.S. Geological Survey · official

    Public domain (US Government work).

  3. Travel advisories Severity 2 of 4

    Canada travel advice for Mexico: security section updated; level Exercise a high degree of caution

    Mexico

    Source: Global Affairs Canada, travel advice and advisories · official

    Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.

  4. Earthquakes Severity 3 of 4

    M6.9 earthquake, 76 km NE of Ozernovskiy, Russia

    USGS PAGER alert level green (estimated by USGS models).

    Russia

    Source: U.S. Geological Survey · official

    Public domain (US Government work).

How this map is made

Each day we read official public feeds, keep the items that touch a country with a Strature page, a chokepoint or one of our open forecasts, and the Strature editor approves the list before it is published. Machine-coded news reports are never published on their own: one appears only after a second, independent source confirms it.

Official alerts are issued automatically by their agencies and may change; they do not replace national authorities. We never copy casualty figures from a feed. Modelled impacts are labelled as estimates by their agency. Country names imply no position on sovereignty. General information, not advice.

Sources and licences

  • USGS: Public domain (US Government work).
  • NOAA National Hurricane Center: Public domain (US Government work).
  • Joint Typhoon Warning Center: Public domain (US Government work).
  • Global Affairs Canada: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
  • US Department of State: Public domain (US Government work).
  • US Treasury, OFAC: Public domain (US Government work).
  • European Commission: Reuse with credit under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU.