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Over 1,100 Dead as South Asia Faces Climate Catastrophe

12/2/2025

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Severe flooding and landslides in South Asia have killed over 1,100 people as cyclones fueled by rising temperatures.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto emphasized the need to address climate change and prepare for extreme weather after Cyclone Senyar killed over 500 people and damaged over 28,000 homes.
Rescue efforts are hampered by blocked roads.
Thailand reported 176 deaths and Sri Lanka experienced devastation from Cyclone Ditwah, with at least 330 fatalities.

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Severe flooding and landslides in South Asia have killed over 1,100 people as cyclones fueled by rising temperatures.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto emphasized the need to address climate change and prepare for extreme weather after Cyclone Senyar killed over 500 people and damaged over 28,000 homes.
Rescue efforts are hampered by blocked roads.
Thailand reported 176 deaths and Sri Lanka experienced devastation from Cyclone Ditwah, with at least 330 fatalities.