Catastrophic flooding across south-east Asia has left at least 600 people dead and tens of thousands displaced after villages were submerged under water. Monsoon rain exacerbated by tropical storms caused some of the region's worst flooding in years, with millions affected in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Sri Lanka. | Daily Mail Australia

14K views · 186 reactions | South Asia’s annual monsoon brings life-giving water to nearly a quarter of humanity. But climate change is making the monsoon more erratic, less dependable and even dangerous, with more violent rainfall as well as worsening dry spells. https://nyti.ms/3CaMLEN | The New York Times | Facebook