The tea-growing province of Rize in Turkey's northeast has been repeatedly hit by major landslides over the last 50 years. And it is going to get worse, experts warn, with climate change making the Black Sea warmer and rainstorms even more violent, putting further pressure on the soil.
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00:00It's all gone. But, of course, everything comes from us, because we don't hang the
00:13end of a cell. These things are already a lot of the Black Sea Bulge. It's raining,
00:20you see. But we swear to God that we have no loss of life.
00:25This is something that comes from God. No one can change this. Absolutely not.
00:30It's something that comes from God. This is the fate of the Black Sea region.
00:35There is a flood, there is a flood, there is a flood, but these trees are growing slowly.
00:40And what happens inside is that, as we just talked about the ash, there is a lot of
00:45ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash, a lot of
00:50ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash, a lot of ash.
01:01This is a mountainous settlement, so no one goes to their own place, their own home.
01:19Because geology does not allow this, topography does not allow this.
01:23This is inside the house.
01:25It is a great miracle, a great fear.
01:32There is nothing to explain.
01:35When I heard the sound, I was shocked.
01:38My throat was dry, I could not speak.
01:41I lived in fear.
01:43I lived in great fear.
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