00:00Entire villages buried, nearly 1,000 lives lost, and it's not over yet.
00:05Over the past week, deadly floods and landslides have torn through Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka.
00:10In northern Sumatra, Indonesia, heavy rains left over 440 dead and 400 still missing.
00:16Entire families were swept away as 297,000 people lost their homes.
00:22In one village, cries filled the air as bodies were pulled from buried homes.
00:26In Aka province, roads are gone, bridges destroyed.
00:30Rescue teams are digging through mud with only shovels and pickaxes.
00:34The rain hasn't stopped, and neither has the danger.
00:37In Thailand, the worst rainfall in 300 years hit the south.
00:41Wondon 70 people died, 131 of them in one province.
00:45Floodwaters dragged garbage through towns, and recovery is slow.
00:49Meanwhile, in Sri Lanka, over 330 lives were lost and 1.1 million people affected.
00:55Entire neighborhoods vanished underwater.
00:57The country declared a state of emergency and cried out for help.
01:01India was the first to answer.
01:03Experts say climate change is making storms deadlier and more frequent.
01:07And if this week is any sign, the worst could still be ahead.
01:11Thousands are grieving.
01:12Millions are suffering.
01:13And the world is being forced to listen.
01:15And the world is being forced to listen.
01:15And the world is being forced to listen.
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