00:00Good evening, welcome, and welcome to a new episode of your show, Shah Sayyid.
00:05Today is Wednesday, the 26th of February, 2026, and the 13th of Rabi al-Awa.
00:13Secrets are still being revealed, and we continue to receive clips about the great flood that initially struck Nepal.
00:20As he said, there are about 500 missing people, and most of them are deceased.
00:27Dozens of nationalities, 47 Americans, 33 British, and there are about 61 foreign nationals, all of them tourists.
00:37The flood and the massive deluge started from Nepal, and then it breached.
00:42And it continued sweeping through China and reached the Yirong crossing, or Yirong port, as they say.
00:48It's both a port and a crossing, practically between Nepal.
00:52After this flood swept through the Nepalese cities, it entered China and submerged this crossing.
01:00And dozens or even hundreds of people who were at this crossing, some reports say the number is high.
01:06The number of victims reached 1,000 people, but look at the Nepalese cities during the flood.
01:11When it swept through the cities of Nepal, it overran the markets and destroyed the shops.
01:16Watch some of them in this clip.
01:19Some residents risked their lives to save the household gas cylinders.
01:24You don't know if they were full or not, but they risked their lives to save these cylinders as if
01:30they were very valuable to them.
01:32That means each person finds a cylinder to save and risks his life to get it, which is very strange,
01:38especially since, as you know, the flood isn't over yet.
01:41The flood, as you can see, is still ongoing.
01:44Carried away a lot of goods and destroyed many things.
01:48Let's move on.
01:49Look at this second clip, how some people climbed up and escaped to the mountains.
01:55Look at this large number of people who escaped and climbed the mountains after the flood, most likely destroyed their
02:02homes.
02:03So they had no choice but to flee to the mountains, just like you can see in front of you
02:09on the screen.
02:10Some people took a risk and said, I'll go up to the roof or the rooftops to save myself from
02:16this flood.
02:17Some survived and some did not.
02:20And those who survived, the authorities in Nepal and apparently the Nepalese army started rescuing people using helicopters.
02:33Also, as you can see on your screen right now, it's something very frightening, of course.
02:38The statistics I want to tell you are all preliminary.
02:41It has been confirmed that there are 500 missing and some figures put it at 1,000, but the correct
02:47number is still unknown.
02:48Due to the magnitude of what happened, the enormity of the flood and the state of emergency that was declared
02:54there, all these are still just statistics.
02:57Let me move on.
02:59For example, look at this last clip that documented how the flood and the torrent destroyed a bridge that was
03:05supposed to be strong.
03:06They hid it and broke it as if it were no heavier than a feather.
03:10Look at the power of the water and the strength of the flood in this torrent.
03:14If you watched the last episode, you saw that we explained the cause of this flood and we explained the
03:20cause of this torrent.
03:21And we said that an earthquake caused all of this.
03:24Imagine that.
03:25I'm with you.
03:26Amar Aldera is with me.
03:28And I'm the host of the show, Sho Saeed Blakkaya.
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