More than 1200 people have died as floods sweep through India, Nepal and Bangladesh.
“I hate that global media can be so swayed to do almost constant coverage of the tragedy in Texas with less than 1 percent of the same time dedicated to floods in India where 1,200 people have died and millions displaced,” Samuel Onyemelukwe, from Nigeria, tells BBC.
The monsoons have devastated much of South Asia, affecting more than 41 million people, according to the United Nations.
A building in India toppled Thursday due to the rain, killing 16 and trapping even more in the rubble.
Similar devastation has occurred in Sierra Leone, Chad, Yemen and more locations. Prayers, though, join together the world as we lift these various disaster-stricken areas to the Lord.
#PrayForSierraLeone#PrayForHouston#PrayForIndia#PrayForMumbai#PrayForBangladesh #PrayForNiger
Pray for everyone affected by floods.
— Chidi Okereke (@Chydee) August 31, 2017
All graphics courtesy of the United Nations.
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