I genuinely hate to discuss a death toll. The video I watched yesterday concerning the avalanche that happened in Nepal is still affecting my mental health.
The worst part is that people in that environment are struggling to survive in the economic situation. Now death has taken some loved ones, businesses, houses, and relationships that took them years to build have been destroyed in one day.
Nature has no respect for humans. It happens without control, and sometimes we are part of it.
Nature should at least have some respect for human beings, there are many disasters that human beings are not supposed to witness or experienced like this uncontrollably flood, earthquakes, and war, i know that some of these are natural disasters but there should at least be a way that it can be reduced so that the effect on humans won't be much, the case of Nepal is a very disheartening news it's a great tragedy to them and it's going to take them years to get back to how they use to be before. May the souls of those that lost life in Nepal rest in peace.
If we want mother nature to respect us, we should learn to respect her first.
Scientists have been warning about this for decades. Exploiting natural resource, nuclear testing and destroying the environment will have serious consequence for the planet and humanity. But almost nobody cares. People only care about how to satisfy their own ambition.
What we're seeing now is the result of what humans have done, not anyone else. Therefore, if we want thing to change for the better, we just need to do the opposite of what we are doing now.