#BaliFloods #ClimateRisk #MonsoonImpact #FloodResilience #Indonesia #GlobalWeather Crisis

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00:00Our Bali, Indonesia is reeling from its worst flooding in over a decade.

00:04Torrential rains over 2 days dumped more than 385 minitriads of rain in 24 hours, triggering

00:09floods and landslides, at least 17 people died, dozens are missing, hundreds of homes

00:14damaged, roads submerged, bridges washed out.

00:17This isn't just bad weather, it's a signal.

00:20Overdevelopment, deforestation, unplanned urban expansion are making the damage worse.

00:25The island's infrastructure wasn't built to handle water this extreme.

00:29And beyond Pakistan, nearly 2 million people displaced, farmers losing crops, roads and

00:40basic services disrupted, evacuations underway, emergency response and relief efforts are

00:44struggling against muddy roads, overwhelmed shelters and supply chain disruptions.

00:49International observers point to the need for resilient infrastructure, better flood management,

00:54rethinking how we build in flood prone zones.

00:57Expect worsening weather events, heavier downpours, more landslides, bigger risks to communities

01:04with weak infrastructure, food prices may spike where agriculture is hit, aid and policy must

01:09shift from reaction to preparedness.

01:11If we don't build smarter and invest in early response, the damage will just multiply.

01:15Just multiply.

01:16Just multiply.