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Shocking satellite images, raging wildfires, and sky-high carbon monoxide levels—Indonesia is in crisis! Join us as we dive into the burning reality, uncover why the world is silent, and see what’s REALLY happening in Kalimantan and beyond. Don’t miss this eye-opening look at the impacts of climate change! Subscribe for more and tell us in the comments what surprised you most! #climate #news #environment #wildfires #globalwarming

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0:00 - Introduction and Overview
1:05 - Dangerous Gas Levels in Indonesia
2:06 - Fires Impact and Environmental Consequences
3:44 - Global Warming and World Inaction
4:27 - Spread of Fires and Regional Response
6:20 - Global Effects and Skepticism
7:32 - Questioning the Cause and World's Motives

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00:00peace be upon you and the mercy and blessings of allah on the 10th of radio let's start mom
00:07let me take you straight there this is the satellite image for the concentration of carbon
00:13monoxide gas but when you look at the level of carbon monoxide concentration in indonesia
00:24this area that you see is very dark red almost like the color of blood
00:32this is the highest concentration of carbon monoxide gas recorded on earth
00:43of course you can see this concentration in indonesia now and in the province of kalimantan
00:50whether it's in the north or the south it has achieved or broken the record for this
00:55extremely high level of carbon monoxide concentration and day by day i am monitoring
01:02and following what is happening there in indonesia today the number is high 56 233 units
01:14ppb ppb and this percentage usually when we monitor it the concentration of this percentage
01:21we say and according to industrial reports when they tell you that the percentage has exceeded a
01:26thousand exceeded one thousand two hundred they tell you that's it this is now present here it's a danger
01:32to life and inhaling this gas is a danger to life so stay away may god bless you if the
01:39percentage
01:39reached 56 000 can you imagine that's 50 times higher than the danger threshold imagine this is
01:48what's happening in indonesia because of the fires that have been burning there for more than 15 days
01:54and no one is responding there's no international intervention and no countries are helping indonesia
02:01put out these catastrophic fires come with me let's see these are the new clips that were taken
02:09today and were filmed or compiled today from the muslim province of kalimantan it's very clear how big
02:19the fire is the flames are blazing and smoldering as if the ground itself has burned embers are coming
02:26out of the fire as if the earth has turned into magma into volcanic lava is this really how it
02:33looks or is
02:34this just the color it reminds you of the color of volcanic lava that comes out of volcanoes what's
02:40happening the land has been completely burned glory be to god really it's as if i can hear a voice
02:47saying
02:48save me save me save me from this disaster the fire is burning everything and devouring everything
02:56and the areas that the fire didn't reach were hit by the smoke and its extremely high concentration which
03:05reached 56 000 units can you imagine a unit of carbon monoxide can you imagine that of course carbon
03:12monoxide is the first indicator of smoke spreading but it's not just carbon monoxide that's released
03:18carbon dioxide is also released along with carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide and this directly
03:26affects guys climate change and the global warming that's already happening so we already have global
03:33warming and then greenhouse gases like carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide come in it's just adding more on
03:41top of more it's already an increase like when someone says man i already have diabetes and my
03:47sugar level is off the charts so he has diabetes and his condition is serious and he keeps eating sweets
03:52if he sees you he'll say samadlo saw you samadri keeps eating it he has no problem how you don't
03:59have a
03:59problem here you could be at risk of death this well this is what's happening now in the world
04:03unfortunately our world and our earth are suffering from global warming and the world is watching the
04:08destruction of indonesia and uh watching indonesia under threat and no one is intervening guys why
04:16aren't we seeing any international intervention of course firefighters in indonesia and civil defense
04:21some people have died many people have died
04:26it's strange yes that's the right word central indonesia has become a big island the central and
04:34southern parts are now an island on their own separated from the rest of indonesia but even
04:39though it's isolated the smoke reached malaysia the danger reached malaysia and it reached other parts
04:45of indonesia i mean it's strange what's strange is that the fires didn't just stop at central and south
04:53kalimantan but today the fires also broke out in the province of bandyar is a province located east of the
05:00capital jakarta which means it's in a different place than central and south kalimantan it's somewhere
05:06else in the south on another island fires also broke out let me take you to see these fires
05:15i think this is from the sungai lulu area in banja province look at the speed in this clip this
05:23video
05:23documents and shows how quickly the fires are spreading and how the flames and smoke are expanding
05:30in a very short time people are struggling and banja province already has a large population density
05:39people are trying to put out the fires themselves they're trying to help they're defending their
05:46homes their fields their farms their agricultural lands and their forests in any way they can
05:56and as you know malaysia doesn't have a lot of resources it doesn't have the large number of
06:02planes that are supposed to intervene and put out these massive fires but like i said i'm surprised
06:13no one intervenes the world doesn't intervene the world just watches and turns a blind eye
06:21and if indonesia doesn't matter to them but i repeat and say again what is happening in indonesia
06:29doesn't concern indonesia alone it directly affects indonesia but it also indirectly affects the whole
06:36world the concentration of gases or carbon oxide or carbon dioxide or greenhouse gases all of this is
06:45it's deepening the planet's problem it's deepening earth's problem isn't it enough that you already
06:50have the disaster of that climate phenomenon in the pacific ocean right where indonesia is located in the
06:56first place
06:59and with the increase in the surface temperature of the pacific ocean today the percentage of the river has
07:05reached
07:08it means something that has surpassed and broken the record as well so with that climate phenomenon you
07:16also have carbon monoxide reaching a record concentration and the increase in global warming
07:24what could the weather do to you how could it affect the earth and our lives on this planet
07:32why are you silent world i mean look i showed you didn't i maybe a picture of central and south
07:37kalimantan i'll try i try to ask you about the satellite image and did you see the concentration of
07:43the red color not just in kalimantan but in south kalimantan and east kalimantan and in other areas
07:48in indonesia so the question remains is what happens in indonesian natural are these natural fires
07:57if indonesia there is kana and its sisters or inna and its sisters and the question i need to ask
08:07myself every day and you are asking them is why does the world stand by and watch the tragedy of
08:14indonesia
08:18unless there is a desire for the fires to continue for some hidden reason
08:22yeah seriously i agree with you ahmad radra i'm with you as much as the program what's happening by
08:28you ahmad radra i'm with you ahmad radraLove
08:29you ahmad radra
08:29i'm with you ahmad radra
08:29i'm with you ahmadader
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