00:01Good evening and welcome to a new episode of your show. What's happening today is Sunday the 27th, September, September
00:0827th, 2026, and also 16, Rabi Al-Tani, 1,448 acre acres.
00:17Some people are saying, Dr. Ahmed, we're exaggerating the extent of the weather monster's onslaught, the El Nino monster. I
00:25hear and see comments like that. And by that, I mean the El Nino monster and the giant El Nino
00:31phenomenon.
00:31Believe me, whoever says that I was exaggerating four months ago now realizes that no matter where he lives on
00:42this planet or in this world, he is not far from what the world is facing right now because of
00:52that thing out there in the Pacific Ocean.
00:54The Pacific Ocean is boiling.
00:58A monster.
00:59The Pacific Ocean's surface temperature is extremely high, causing the historic giant El Nino phenomenon.
01:08The Pacific's temperature has never reached this level before.
01:12The Pacific Ocean's temperature is soaring.
01:16We entered the autumn season.
01:19We entered the winter season.
01:21Very cold currents are coming.
01:24And they collide with the high temperature of the Pacific Ocean, forming a low-pressure system.
01:31And clouds begin to take shape.
01:35The clouds start gathering and preparing to attack.
01:38And from there, they set off to reach the nearest countries one by one,
01:44putting nations along the Pacific Ocean under threat as the clouds march on.
01:50And God drives the clouds forward to sweep across different parts of the world, fueled also by the Pacific Ocean's
01:59high temperature.
02:00Originally, oceans, seas, and lakes are vast.
02:04We are all interconnected, meaning, and without exaggeration.
02:08The Pacific Ocean's temperature has risen, which scientists later called the El Nino phenomenon.
02:17The issue is not limited to the Pacific Ocean.
02:23Let me explain what science says.
02:25I wish I had a glass of cold water in front of me, you know.
02:33If you take a glass of cold water and start pouring hot water over it gradually, it will heat up.
02:39Even if it was cold, it will warm up.
02:41Even if it was ice, man, it would melt.
02:43Even if it was ice to begin with, you pour a little hot water over the water.
02:49The warmth and heat will start penetrating it.
02:53That's what is happening in the world.
02:56And that's what the Pacific Ocean causes by its warming as this heat gradually starts penetrating from the Pacific Ocean.
03:06To the Indian Ocean, to the Arabian Sea, all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.
03:12Maybe the Atlantic is a little less affected, meaning less affected by this phenomenon, according to my study of the
03:19matter, is the Atlantic Ocean only.
03:24It will be affected, but not like the rest of the oceans and seas, from the Pacific to the Indian
03:29and the seas in between.
03:31So this is what's happening.
03:34The ones who take the first hit are the coastal countries, if you will, bordering the Pacific Ocean.
03:40Which of them? Thailand.
03:43So imagine Thailand's capital, Bangkok, which witnessed one of the worst disasters it has ever been through.
03:55Thailand's capital, Bangkok, witnessed a disaster in every sense of the word.
04:01Today, the waters rose in the Thai capital, Bangkok.
04:04Look, guys, people are walking, and the floodwaters are up to their chests, up to their chests.
04:12Look at the color.
04:13My friend, in any case, I'll show you this clip right now before you on the screen.
04:20It's specifically at people's chest level.
04:24This footage is believed to be from the Klongchan area.
04:29The streets have seriously turned into lakes.
04:33Naturally, people on the first or ground floors have had to say goodbye to their homes.
04:38The water rushed in and submerged the homes of folks living on the second, third, or fourth floors.
04:44They were caught off guard and never expected the disaster to reach them.
04:48What are people supposed to do when they have to go down?
04:50You might ask me,
04:52Doctor, why are people who live on the ground or first floor coming down anyway?
04:55They were evacuated.
04:59Tens of thousands of displaced people are now staying in shelters set up by the government
05:04as temporary housing until the floodwaters recede.
05:08It's like a Hollywood movie right now.
05:11The entire film industry is taking these clips,
05:14and you will see movies made about these feature films depicting what happened,
05:18because no matter how much we describe it,
05:21it doesn't capture what is really happening in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand.
05:25I would be minimizing it.
05:27People are starving.
05:28Those people you saw in the clip are going out.
05:31They need to search.
05:32They need to go buy food.
05:34They need to go buy drinks.
05:35And they are risking their lives.
05:37I am at extreme difficulty entering and leaving the area.
05:42And that's not even mentioning the other dangers yet.
05:47Nakes, vipers, reptiles that might find this a suitable environment,
05:51not to mention the diseases these floods and swamps could cause.
05:59Let's watch this second clip and see what life is like now in Bangkok.
06:05Look, do you see how things have become so difficult?
06:09Also, I'm trying to show you more than one clip.
06:12You're seeing it right in front of you on the screen.
06:14One clip after another.
06:16Right now in Bangkok, there are 50 disaster zones declared inside the Thai capital.
06:22Yesterday, rainfall was estimated at 220.
06:27Today, the Thai Meteorological Department was surprised and announced
06:32that over the past two days, 330 millimeters of rain fell, guys.
06:37330 millimeters in this water is rainwater and floodwater.
06:43The source is the Pacific Ocean.
06:46The El Niño phenomenon is transferring the Pacific Ocean's waters
06:50and pouring them over the land and its people.
06:55And dropping them right over the Thai capital.
06:59Bangkok.
07:00Bangkok.
07:02Bangkok.
07:03Completely, God willing.
07:05Remember the point I'm making.
07:09Cars were completely submerged.
07:11Three or four public buses were submerged.
07:1450 disaster zones within the capital.
07:19The BBC has arrived, folks.
07:21Please subscribe to the channel.
07:23The Beast is here, whether you believe it or not.
07:25Some people say.
07:33I live over there in that city and there's no way this could happen in my city, on my street.
07:39Take it from me and quote me on this.
07:41Take it from me and quote me on this.
07:43It could be your city, your street.
07:49That will be targeted in the coming days and months.
07:54What the world is experiencing right now is the most dangerous it has ever been.
08:01I think this phenomenon can cause a scale of disasters and floods the likes of which we haven't seen in
08:10at least, possibly, a hundred years.
08:12We heard you say that the doctor is exaggerating, but time will tell.
08:23Translate.
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08:30to happen.
08:31And we've started seeing it with our own eyes.
08:34Every day, I'll share what's happening around the world with you.
08:37Follow me to see how this beast will begin taking over the whole world.
08:42Take care.
08:43Stay safe.
