ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER ENVELOPING THE WORLD IN QUICK SUCCESSION

A disaster of torrential rains from a tropical Cyclone in Seroja has turned small communities into wastelands of mud, uprooted trees, and displace more than 10,000 people of their shelters across Southeast Asian nations.

The Indonesia disaster management agency has revealed he had recorded about 130 deaths from a remote islands near the eastern part of Timor, subsequently so, more bodies have been discovered around the affected area since the disaster struck on Sunday. Continuous search and rescue teams in Indonesia are in a rescue mission to loacte the where about of at least 70 people on the missing list.

The storm in question swept buildings in villages down a mountain side and to the shore of the ocean on Lembata island, some smaller  communities in the vicinity have been wiped off the map. "This area will never be inhabited again,” said Lembata district official Eliyaser Yentji Sunur, referring to a flattened part of Waimatan village.

He continually explained and express their plan about future decisions on the area. “We won’t let people live here. Like it or not, they’ll have to relocate to a better and save environment until all arms and danger have been cleared.” The destroyed community went under the weather earlier on Sunday and before anyone could identify what was happening. we heard a very loud rumbling sound and things gone out of order.

The issue of environmental disaster needs to be addressed by the world in general. Not too long ago, there was volcanic eruption in Iceland which experts have warned it might be a regular occurrences of its not well taken care of in the very near future, it's time the world leaders come together to see to the issue of environmental degradation the way they jointly addressed the corona virus issue before the earth turns on everyone for total detestation.