r/CatastrophicFailure 23d ago

Flooding in Bharat city, India After Heavy Rainfall (21 August 2012) Natural Disaster

313 Upvotes

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u/NightKingsBitch 22d ago

I’m assuming you meant 2021? Or was this 9 years ago?

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u/_Neoshade_ 22d ago

The compression algorithm really doesn’t like all the fast-moving detail in the water. It can’t keep up and keeps dropping out. This video must have been stream-ripped from YouTube/Vimeo, etc. over a poor connection.

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u/The-Soldier-in-White 19d ago

Bharat city? India is called Bharat🤔

There's no city named Bharat afaik

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u/Comrade132 22d ago

Really don't remember there being this many cases of flooding last year. Maybe the news was all occupied covering covid?

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u/originalslickjim 22d ago

Floods occur every year and always have. I believe it has something to do with over 70% of the Earth's surface being covered with water.

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u/Comrade132 22d ago

Was the statement: "I don't remember any floods taking place last year."

Or was the statement: "I don't remember this many floods taking place last year."

Reading comprehension is a skill taught fairly early on in life. What are you, 5 or 6 years old?

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u/r_levan 22d ago

Maybe maybe, although more videos about floods doesn't translate into more floods.

Anyway, this is India, where monsoon happened every year in this time of the year.

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u/oxyoxyboi 22d ago

I don’t want to know what is blak water

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u/Rothconversion123 22d ago

Dirt + water

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u/oxyoxyboi 22d ago

Dirt is relative

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u/toxcrusadr 21d ago

I'm more worried about the greenish water.

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u/freyaandmurphie 22d ago

So that's how all that trash from India got into the ocean...

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u/lo_fi_ho 22d ago

Like Seattle in Last of Us 2

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u/EvenstarEnterprs 23d ago

Time machine....

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u/Fried-Lipton 22d ago

Looks like the end game in last of us 2 where the city is all flooded

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u/Masherbakerboiler 22d ago

That’s one way to wash away the muck on the roads

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u/HiredG00N 20d ago

How to flush a toilet in India