From Drought to Floods: Climate Crisis Generates Catastrophic Weather

⚠️ Have you already noticed the disturbing dynamics?

It's about the uneven distribution of precipitation on the planet. Notice how the trend is clear, with some regions suffering from a lack of rain and drought, and others experiencing repeated floods and massive amounts of water.

JUNE 8–9, 2023

💦 CUBA: In central and eastern Cuba, torrential rains that began on June 8 killed at least six people. The damage to infrastructure and crops was a major blow to the country's economy. Officials say some places have had their worst floods in 30 years.

Life-threatening flash floods in mid-June hit other countries on different continents: in Brazil, Bolivia, the United States, Serbia, Russia, Pakistan, and Nepal. See our new report for details.

JUNE 6–19, 2023

🌀 INDIA & PAKISTAN: For more than a week the people of India and Pakistan had been anxiously awaiting the onset of the extremely strong storm Biparjoy. It formed over the Arabian Sea on June 6 and was hurtling toward the coast at over 160 kilometers per hour. Totally, over 180,000 people in India and Pakistan were evacuated.

JUNE 15, 2023

🌊 INDIA: "Biparjoy," which means "calamity" or "disaster" in Bengali, may be the longest-lived cyclone in the Arabian Sea.

On June 15, a cyclone struck the coast of India in GUJARAT STATE and moved inland, leaving behind destroyed houses, fallen trees and power lines. Several people became casualties of the storm and more than 20 were injured.

JUNE 13, 2023

💦 TÜRKIYE: The city of SAMSUN in Turkey was hit by water. And this despite the fact that it has not yet recovered from the floods that it suffered from a week ago. Water again filled the streets and destroyed infrastructure. The heavy rain also caused a retaining wall between two apartment buildings to collapse. This caused serious damage to vehicles parked nearby.

JUNE 14, 2023

🌊 SOUTH AFRICA: Many residents of CAPE TOWN were forced to seek shelter in the middle of the night. Extreme rains caused many rivers to burst their banks, flooding numerous roads and leaving severe damage throughout the city.

📍 For those interested in learning more about the true causes of climate change and the role of the ocean in this process, we recommend watching the climate report outlined in the International Online Forum "Global Crisis. There is a Way Out."

It announced steps to stop the progression of climate catastrophes in the coming years.

You can find the full version of the forum on the official website of the Creative Society Project and start acting immediately.

The Greatest Event in History tооk place on April 22, 2023,at the International Online Forum "Global Crisis. There Is a Way Out"

🌐 https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-there-is-a-way-out

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