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Nepal-Tibet floods: What recovery really means | CNA Correspondent

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@gloriahayleyk
@@gloriahayleyk 1 weeks ago
Has Elon donated starlinks by chance?
@pphedup
@@pphedup 1 weeks ago
Oh, Canada! Thank you for calling it "Tibet," insted of china!
@gloriahayleyk
@@gloriahayleyk 1 weeks ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IVpYrYmQdw&amp;t=175">2:55</a> is it calm or shock or a combination of both? The one boy said they are crying at night... I have senced the anguish like he said. When you read translations in the comments they say what they are crying out. This is something that will be in history books, families might need to be adopted, young siblings taking care of younger siblings, would they not join naturally out of despair with others who are suffering, parents who lost their children, or older even older siblings of other families and other amilies all join naturally over time under circumstances of knowing each other from being neighbors. If they are lucky enough they might have extended family. The amount of orphans does not discriminate towards age. Grandparents will need taken care of too. Yet, where is safety? The shock and trauma will be part of generations. That is how I sence in their faces. How sad to hear now they didn&#39;t understand how dangerous it was. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IVpYrYmQdw&amp;t=1008">16:48</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IVpYrYmQdw&amp;t=1516">25:16</a> Jacks comments are very accurate about don&#39;t tell them they are strong, help us rebuild. It&#39;s something that happens on social media for any and every person that struggles and people admire their strength in the comfort in their home but do nothing to help. I have already seen the comments. It happens to disabled community. People need charity and empathy, not admiration in order for real help to occur.
@monikakudelska203
@@monikakudelska203 1 weeks ago
Way he is smiling ???
@stellad.2913
@@stellad.2913 1 weeks ago
Excellent coverage and insight. Thank you.
@Terry-f6n
@@Terry-f6n 1 weeks ago
Also in Tibet CCP China drilling explore so many underground mineral tunnels &amp; hydro plants by using explosives that destroy Mountain Environment that they don&#39;t let people easy access to Tibet to cover up that&#39;s dangerous for downstream people live below million including India especially okay 😮
@wangten7018
@@wangten7018 1 weeks ago
Constructing excessive border checkpoints and trade corridors in this deep gorge, creating opportunities for so many people to settle here for work, and allowing numerous travelers to pass back and forth during such a dangerous period are the root causes behind the heavy loss of life along this border. Furthermore, continuously operating such an immense volume of heavy-duty vehicles—which significantly contribute to the melting of glaciers and the rise in environmental temperatures—serves as proof that human lives and the environment are treated as worthless.
@bobafett5757
@@bobafett5757 1 weeks ago
Its been more than a week so lets be realistic and be less hopeful for any survivors cos those missing are forever gone so give them all a proper mass burial rite at the site
@technicallycarlo
@@technicallycarlo 1 weeks ago
So insightful on the plight of the Nepalese villagers. Very deep insight.