00:00Good evening, welcome to a new episode of your show, Shusayid.
00:05Today is Saturday, 26.9, 26.9, and today is also the 15th of Rabbi Al-Akhir.
00:18Unfortunately, the situation is very serious.
00:21A state of emergency was declared due to an exceptional situation,
00:24but today, in reality, it's not an exceptional situation.
00:28In fact, it was expected.
00:31As a result, the intensification of the giant El Niño phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean.
00:37Unfortunately, this has caused floods.
00:40We have explained before why this phenomenon helps or acts as the ticking bomb
00:45that triggers floods and causes very heavy rainfall.
00:49For many countries around the world, especially those bordering or close to the Pacific Ocean,
00:56Thailand was one of these countries.
00:58And so was its capital.
01:01Bangkok has been on the verge of a disaster in every sense of the word.
01:07Let me take you directly to the Thai capital, Bangkok,
01:11so we can see the true scale of the disaster there.
01:15The entire city of Bangkok was declared a disaster area.
01:20In fact, they announced 50 areas.
01:22The governor of Bangkok declared 50 areas within the Thai capital as disaster zones.
01:28And in reality, the entire city became a disaster area because of the massive and historic floods that struck the
01:37Thai capital.
01:38Another expectation.
01:42Floods of this magnitude in Bangkok last occurred in 2011.
01:46This is the second time floods of this size have occurred.
01:50And with this magnitude, Thai capital is being attacked.
01:53As you can see in front of you on the screen, in some streets and areas in Bangkok, 210 was
02:00recorded.
02:01And 250 millimeters of rain fell within just a few hours, within 12, 20, or even 24 hours.
02:12This is an extremely, extremely large amount of rain, which contributed to the rise of water levels in the streets
02:22of the Thai capital to very critical levels.
02:25Let's also take a look at this other clip from Bangkok, where the rain continued there for more than 24
02:34hours, as you can see now on the screen.
02:41And the governor or the authorities in Bangkok estimated the amount of water in the streets of the capital at
02:48about 30 million cubic meters of water.
02:52Imagine, 30 million cubic meters of water.
02:55Now, pumps are operating in many of Bangkok's streets.
03:02They're trying to drain the water in any way possible, and they're trying to put sandbags in any way they
03:08can.
03:09And, of course, many shelters have been opened in the Thai capital, Bangkok.
03:14Everything is flooded, guys.
03:16Seriously, it's a real disaster, and we expected it.
03:19I've been warning for a week that disasters are coming.
03:22This is just the beginning.
03:23Expect massive disasters, floods like we've never seen before.
03:30Even Bangkok Airport, I think it's called Don Myang Airport.
03:35It's an international airport in the Thai capital, and it was submerged in water.
03:40The same thing happened there, too, God willing.
03:41I'll remember to show you this clip of the airport submerged in water.
03:46Flights were disrupted, and remember when I told you.
03:49In a special episode for members, we will reveal the truth during the month of truth.
03:53We will reveal it in the coming period.
03:55Closure of many airports around the world is for a reason.
03:59One of those reasons is the weather and what it causes.
04:02Honestly, it's scary, really scary.
04:04This has been Ahmed Aldera, the well-known host of the show, Show Shosaya Block Hair.
