00:00Good evening, welcome to a new episode of the program, August program 26, 26 and 10, Rabia La'ol.
00:12Honestly, the United States of America witnessed very, very heavy rains that caused damage to the subway stations.
00:21Specifically, we are talking about the American state of New York.
00:30Let's take a look together at this clip from the state of New York and see how the water leaked
00:36into one of the subway stations.
00:39The metro and the state of New York were flooded by this water.
00:42I mean, even the heavy rain, doesn't it have anything to do with New York being more important than the
00:47rest of the world?
00:48And also, do you see the infrastructure is not 100% capable, overstanding the heavy rain and harsh weather.
01:01The station was flooded, water is leaking into the subway stations from everywhere.
01:07Of course, the very heavy rain started hitting the state of New York last Thursday, starting from last Thursday.
01:15But the situation in America's neighbor, Mexico, was not any better at all.
01:21The situation was also very difficult, and the very heavy rain continued for several hours.
01:29It hit Mexico, specifically the city of Jalisco, Mexico.
01:34You can even see footage of these massive floods in that Mexican city.
01:42The floods caused many roads to be submerged, and the destruction was clear in the streets.
01:51Several people drowned, and vehicles were submerged as well.
01:55As you can see, in front of you, on the screen, people found it very difficult to walk or get
02:04around inside this city.
02:07The situation was not limited to America and its neighbor, Mexico, but Russia also suffered.
02:15Specifically, the Russian city of Novosibirsk, suffered from a massive thunderstorm that struck suddenly.
02:25This massive thunderstorm brought very heavy rain, hailstorms, and also a hailstorm.
02:33You can even see it right in front of you on the screen.
02:37It turned the streets into rivers, caused major damage to cars, and created a state of panic among them.
02:48What it needs to say, the reason is the giant El Niño phenomenon, or the super El Niño phenomenon,
02:54which has started to sweep across the Pacific Ocean up until now.
02:59The peak hasn't been reached yet.
03:01It will continue into the summer, and it will also continue in the coming period.
03:05After the summer season, it will also continue into the fall at very high intensity.
03:10That was everything.
03:11I was with you, Ahmad Al-Daram, and this was the program Shoshor Sayer.
03:15Stay well.
