According to Guardian News,
Experts say climate change is to blame for up to 17 fatalities on Mount Everest.

Variable weather on the mountain, according to Nepals tourism chief, has contributed to one of the deadliest years on record.

The unpredictable weather brought on by climate change is being blamed as one of the main reasons for the deaths of up to 17 people, according to experts, making this year on Mount Everest likely to be one of the deadliest on record.

According to the Himalayan Database, which keeps tabs on mountain fatalities, a total of 12 persons have already been verified killed during Everest trips this season, and another five are missing, believed dead, as no contact has been made in these cases for at least five days.

According to Telegraph India,
According to a survey, Bangalore, India, is in risk of frequent flooding as unchecked urbanisation, a projected increase in population, and high rainfall put stress on the citys drainage system.

According to India Today,
Antarctica might become the site of enormous, fatal tsunamis brought on by climate change, which could have an impact on the entire world. According to a recent study, this has happened in the past when Antarcticas temperatures were up to 3 degrees Celsius warmer.

Scientists caution that such enormous tsunamis could occur once more if the area warms and temperatures break records. The information was obtained as part of a study that identified the reason behind the regions enormous underwater landslides.

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Source Link 1: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/30/climate-change-to-blame-for-up-to-17-deaths-on-mount-everest-experts-say
Source Link 2: https://www.telegraphindia.com/india/climate-change-strained-infrastructure-worsen-flood-risk-in-indias-silicon-valley-bangalore/cid/1941013
Source Link 3: https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/gigantic-deadly-tsunamis-from-antarctica-could-be-triggered-