India Sudden cloudburst floods, torrents continue- 15-16 Sept 15 people died- Al Jazeera video n transcript at Heating Planet blog

"Triggered by a cloud burst, a sudden heavy downpour in a concentrated area over a short period of time, the flood's wrecked communities across northern India. WATCH: Torrential rains trigger deadly flash floods, landslides in northern India*- ANOTHER hydro-meteorological event in 2025- Al Jazeera report Sep 18 transcript below: 

TRANSCRIPT: Sudden floods and landslides have turned 0:02 rivers like these into raging torrents. 0:05 People living in Uttar Khan state can 0:07 only watch as flood waters swallow their 0:09 homes. 0:12 There have been huge losses due to heavy 0:13 rains on the night of the 15th and 16th 0:16 of September. At least 15 people have 0:18 died. Some are injured and some are 0:20 missing. Disaster management teams have 0:22 been undertaking rescue and relief 0:24 operations. 0:26 The devastation was triggered by a cloud 0:27 burst, a sudden heavy downpour in a 0:30 concentrated area over a short period of 0:32 time. It's wrecked communities across 0:34 northern India. 0:38 In Missouri, around 1,000 tourists are 0:40 stranded. The repair work is progressing 0:43 so the road can start functioning and 0:45 the people who are stuck can commute. 0:47 Those portions of the road where the 0:49 roads caved in are being repaired. Hill 0:52 cutting is being done so that a safe 0:54 passage is created. 0:56 In the northeast, the floods have 0:58 brought more chaos in Manipur. Waters 1:01 from overflowing rivers forced the 1:02 removal of patients from a government 1:04 hospital in the state capital in Pal. 1:07 Yesterday we had 424 patients out of 1:10 which 29 were still in the ICU and we 1:14 had a hard time to vacate the ICU 1:17 patient. Entire streets have been 1:19 submerged leaving people cut off. 1:22 All the facilities have stopped and 1:24 especially in my hostel there's no food 1:26 and without electricity we can't cook 1:28 also. There's no connection also we can 1:30 go here and there. So we are like 1:31 literally stuck in a place and uh like 1:34 since it happened last time also but 1:36 nothing has improved. 1:38 Experts say climate change is making 1:40 floods like these more frequent and more 1:42 intense but ordinary people are 1:44 suffering the most again and again. Asal 1:47 Alazer. 1:49 Don't miss out. Get the full picture. 1:51 Subscribe to Alazer for reliable news, 1:53 expert insight. Like, share. Stay ahead.

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