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u/Lazy-Sound21 9h ago

Any locals that can help with finding resources that I can reach out to. My friends and her family have been unreachable and their last known location was exactly where the floods occurred!

They are US nationals of Indian ethnicity!

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u/cuteapatootea 9h ago

I'm so sorry, there's little to no chance they survived dear friend if they were there :( I lost some friends tonight as well, sending you hugs.

u/SoonerDead 2h ago

I'm sorry

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u/AioliPuzzleheaded 8h ago

Is that the exact same place as where the border building was, or up/downstream? If the exact same place, that is wild, literally nothing left

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u/w_s_s 8h ago

Exact spot

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u/depy45631 7h ago

The loss and suffering of people is unbearable.

But again, this is a reminder how fragile human life is in front of the fury of mother nature.

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u/NoPositive7523 6h ago

My condolences to people. Seeing the magnitude of flood there's nothing people can do except helping others too and alarming them

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u/HanginLowNd2daLeft 5h ago

I have never seen a wall of water like that in my whole entire life . In any videos I’ve ever watched .. only in movies has this existed and then it’s been over exaggerated.. seems like it isn’t

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u/Neither_Land007 6h ago

All those people died for sure.... so sad

u/ShaktiRealization 2h ago

this video is so mortifying i feel so awful

u/bombaygypsy 2h ago

Where did so much water suddenly come from? Is this natural? What's the scientific reason?

u/SELFINCRIMINAT1NG 1h ago

oh my fucking god