00:02Cuts and forming a human chain to highlight the climate crisis.
00:07The protesters observed a minute of silence before holding a candlelight vigil at the historic site.
00:15The activists urged the global community to act against the growing climate threat,
00:20warning that its impact could increasingly affect countries in the years ahead.
00:29To the international community, I think you should know what's going on.
00:34And it's not just us from Nepal, but also every other country who are facing this climate crisis.
00:43And I think you should just reduce the carbon emission.
00:48And it's not just only us.
00:51And if this continues, maybe in the past, in the future, maybe in 10 years or 15 years,
00:59you are going to be in the same situation.
01:01So climate just is now or climate just is never.
01:07Nepal witnessed a devastating Himalayan tsunami on August 26, triggered by a rock and ice avalanche.
01:15The disaster has reportedly killed more than 1,400 people, while over 6,000 remain unaccounted for.
01:23Search and recovery operations continue across flood-affected areas,
01:28where widespread destruction has left more than 70,000 people directly affected and many rendered homeless.
01:39Everybody knows about the Botekoshi Flood that has brought a huge amount of effect in our country,
01:46including human effect, economical effect and also humanitarian effect,
01:50which is also because of the climate change and climate crisis.
01:53And unfortunately, the climate crisis is because of human activities and to convey awareness program
02:00and to show the solidarity and also to show a rest in peace message for our Botekoshi victims.
02:07We are here gathered all around and all the message I want to convey to the whole world is
02:11climate justice is really important because climate crisis is happening a lot in today's world.
02:16And if we don't stop it today, then tomorrow's future is in our hands.
02:20Yesterday, the Botekoshi Flood was a small event, but tomorrow in the future, a big event can also occur.
02:27In August, severe flooding devastated settlements on the high altitude slopes bordering Tibet.
02:34After a sudden glacial outburst intensified the flood waters.
02:40Major settlements including Timore and Siafru Besi were severely impacted by the flash flood.
02:47The reconstruction of damaged infrastructure is estimated to require around 5 billion U.S. dollars
02:55and could take at least a decade.
02:58The floods struck riverside settlements in Rasuwa district on August 26
03:04before rapidly affecting neighboring areas including Novakot and Dherding.
03:17Stacy and Kofi on August 26
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03:20Can we stop the 485-plus this week?
03:21When the Marathon 123 Well caught me down there above.
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