Natural disasters cover more and more areas: storms, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, dust storms and landslides – and this is just the beginning. Seeing the current progression, it is clear that their intensity and power will only increase. You'll hear about it from eyewitnesses of natural disasters and Breaking News reporters. In mid-May 2022, heavy rains over several days caused widespread flooding in Queensland, Australia. Unfortunately, there were casualties. On the night of May 11, rapid rains caused flooding in Malaysia. Over 1,800 people were evacuated, several landslides were recorded, and many homes were damaged. On May 11, flooding in the south of Uzbekistan occurred. Unfortunately, casualties were reported. Debris flows from the mountains took away livestock, stones, branches and cars. On May 12, heavy rains hit northeastern India and caused floods and landslides. Sadly, there are reports of casualties. In total, more than 50,000 people were affected. On May 12-13, 2022, a powerful storm system struck the Midwestern United States. Sadly, there are again casualties. The hurricane winds were accompanied by severe thunderstorms and large hail. In some places, wind gusts reached 160 km/hour. At the same time Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota and Nebraska were hit by a huge dust storm. This was a consequence of a severe drought that engulfed parts of the central USA. The dust storm was part of a derecho, a powerful hurricane that extended more than 380 kilometers. On May 12, the volcano Etna on the island of Sicily, Italy, erupted. The lava flow reached the base of the crater. The eruption was accompanied by an increase in tremors. On May 13, another Italian volcano, Stromboli, experienced a series of larger-than-normal explosions. On May 14, flooding occurred in the city of Accra, Ghana. The city center and some neighborhoods were flooded. On May 15, a landslide hit residential buildings in Tekeli, Kazakhstan. Unfortunately, there was one casualty. On May 16, sandstorms with strong winds hit eastern Syria and regions of Iraq. As a result of the natural disaster, lives were lost. A state of emergency was declared in Iraq. On May 17, a powerful cyclone Yaquecan struck Uruguay and Brazil. The wind speed reached over 100 km/hour. Unfortunately, there were casualties. More than 200,000 people were left without electricity. In the consumerist format of society, the mechanisms that would allow victims of natural disasters to return to normal life are not working. Because the question of the value of human life and its safety is not the key one in the consumer society. It is superseded by bureaucracy, greed and corruption. If we really want to live, we need to unite and create a world in which human life comes first and build the Creative Society without hunger, wars, or any crises. On May 7, 2022, an epochal event took place on a global scale, which gives everyone the opportunity to learn truthful and objective information about the growing danger of climatic and environmental disasters. And also about the real causes of what is happening and the real scale of the multiple crises of the consumerist format of society. "GLOBAL CRISIS. WE ARE PEOPLE. WE WANT TO LIVE" | International Online Forum | May 7th, 2022: https://youtu.be/d2Pk8eHdZRk "GLOBAL CRISIS. TIME FOR THE TRUTH" | International Online Conference | December 4th, 2021 https://youtu.be/NJQ0ntduJjE Official website of the Creative Society project: https://creativesociety.com Email: info@creativesociety.com #duststormintheUS #floodinginUzbekistan #slideinKazakhstan #sandstorminIraq #CreativeSociety ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekEoZshGTiE

❗ These events are just a part of the climate anomalies that occurred on our planet over the past week! ➡️ Mexico. Anomalous Hailstorm On the day of March 15, residents of Coahuila state, Mexico, faced a powerful storm accompanied by hail the size of a tennis ball or even a baseball (with a diameter of up to 10 centimeters). In the municipality of Sabinas, an 8-year-old girl named Victoria Tabares suffered a skull fracture when she was hit by a large hail on the head. She was urgently taken to the clinic in critical condition. Dozens of people sustained lighter injuries from the hail. ➡️ Iceland. Volcanic Eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula On March 16, approximately 30 miles from the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik, a volcanic eruption began on the Reykjanes Peninsula. The fissure from which the lava flowed was about 3.5 kilometers long and was located near the town of Grindavik, in the same area as the previous eruption on February 8. Lava flows damaged two highways and came close to other important infrastructure objects. The eruption was preceded by 80 earthquakes. ➡️ China. Forest Fires Destructive forest fires engulfed the provinces of Sichuan and Yunnan in southern China. On March 15, around 5:00 p.m. in the Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, a forest fire broke out, and due to a sudden strong wind the next day, the fire quickly spread northeast, forming three fire centers. Approximately 4900 local residents were evacuated from the Yazian County. As a result of the fire, about 30 houses were completely burned down in several villages. The area of the fires in the Yazian County alone exceeded 24,700 acres. ➡️ Iraq. Destructive Flooding At least two people died and 11 were injured as a result of flooding caused by heavy rains in Iraq, which began on March 18. The most affected areas were the mountainous Kurdistan region in northern Iraq, where on Tuesday, March 19, a stream of rainwater flooded the streets, catching residents by surprise. The powerful flow knocked down trees and swept away cars. In Dahuk province, floodwaters carried away a car with four passengers inside. Two of them were rescued, while the other two were swept away by the current. Preliminary estimates suggest that the rains damaged about 100 houses and submerged about 15 cars. ➡️ Australia, Tropical Cyclone Megan Tropical Cyclone "Megan" formed on the evening of March 15 local time in the Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia. The residents of Groote Eylandt Island were the first to be affected by it. Within 48 hours, 680.4 mm of rainfall fell, which is more than half of the average annual amount. Wind gusts reached 110 km/h. Photos and videos shared by residents of Groote Eylandt depict the scale of the destruction: uprooted trees, flooded yards, and roads. On Monday, March 18, the cyclone hit the coast of Australia, bringing with it powerful wind gusts of up to 170 km/h and heavy rainfall. The Northern Territory of the country bore the brunt of the cyclone. Every day, thousands of people suffer from climate catastrophes around the world. This can be stopped if we immediately start studying climate issues and unite the best scientists to find a solution. More details on what specifically causes anomalies on our planet are discussed in the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" Forum. https://creativesociety.com/global-crisis-the-responsibility #climatechange #naturaldisasters #disasters ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LellrQ0ZFA8