l'expression " travail d'arabe" prend toute sa valeur ici ! des murs à moitié finis, des bouts de ferraille qui pointent partout, laissés "en attente" ... d'on ne sait trop quoi et quand ! Peut etre qu'un de ces gamin s'empale dessus à force d'aller y jouer les "kékés" ? UNE SEULE retenue d'eau ......alors que c'était clairement quasi" à sec" au début de la vidéo et que en aval, ça arrache la terre ...... POURQUOI une seule retenue ? Pourquoi ne jamais envisager que ces inondations pourraient se faire de plus en plus rares ? Pourquoi ne pas envisager collectivement d'aménager tout le lit du fleuve afin d'y produite une agriculture vivrière artisanale qui demanderait une grande quantité de main d'oeuvre non exploitée ? ....avec , des murs en béton qui seraient ultra renforcés par un comblement de pierraille puis....de terre jusqu'en haut , afin de constituer des cultures en terrasse en limite du lit du fleuve ......? C'est dans quel pays ?
@@larryf7598 Dominique has described this rather pointless bit of civil engineering very well. A half finished wall holding virtually nothing is a waste of time, effort and money. This is standard for this part of the planet and I have no doubt that the infidel is to blame. For the litter as well. Of course.
It pains me too much seeing all that trash contaminating such an important natural resource and nature itself. Some forget Nature is home and life for all of us. Thank you for sharing.
well its built in a place were 90 percent of the population are litter bugs, and people park and stand in spillways during a flash flood, So im not surprised they did not think of using the dam effeciently.
genau das selbe habe ich auch gedacht. hier in europa werden produckte verboten... also wenn man dann mal so vergleicht die flüsse in europa und in einigen anderen ländern... also da kann man nur mit dem kopf schütteln
He skipped over the best part.... when the onlookers that came to watch a flash flood hit a dam finally figured out they were standing in the spillway...
@@ptaylor4923 I'm in Pennsylvania, USA and I can tell you I've never seen anything as disgusting as the trash in that river around here! Thank GOD we have more respect for our land than those people.
Где это? В какой то азиатско арабской стране где живут вообщем то дикари и пялятся на воду как на новые ворота. Это видимо обыденно происходит каждый год если не регулярно ...
California made us give up using plastic straws and make us pay for plastic grocery bags so that other countries can enjoy the luxury of watching their trash float away.🤔
@@briansimcoe9119 "ignorance" indicates that you have no evidence to support your view...there is ample evidence in this vid that supports my claim...it's a chithole country
Prepare a reservoir downstream to contain it, and be able to use it for irrigation, no! You are in Yemen, you have so much aridity... it's not a film to watch, it's water to conserve for your agriculture!
@@art40odd Hmm…. I can’t go along with snide remarks about the entire population of a country. Every country in the world has more than their share of idiots, but not everyone is.
Clearly there was no respect here. Not understanding what is going on here. Water appearing from some location .....into an unfinished concrete containment wall structure that looks like it was built by school children ......and a whole bunch of people standing around watching and taking videos/pictures. Looks like some kind of planned disaster "Flash flood first wave to dam flooding". Ends with aerial of what looks like farmland being destroyed. WEIRD. .
Wadi Bana, is in Yemen, certainly a country I think of as having minimal water supplies: so smart engineering is particularly important when it comes to dams :) /// John, Perth Australia
Once the "reservoir" behind the wall (some people interpret that wall as a dam) is filled up, then the rate of flow downstream is the same as that upstream. What's the benefit? Was the project finished? I see the side-walls upstream getting overflowed.
I thought the same thing. But, I think they are just retaining some of the water for local irrigation. This isn't flood control, it is only a reservoir.
It's clearly not finished with all the exposed rebar. And I'd guess it's been that way for a while as the rebar in the channel has seen multiple floods and is all bent down against the concrete.
The rate of flow is interrupted and restarts. Come to Europe where we use this technique a lot in the mountains. This method also reduces bank erosion and prevents larger rocks being transported because of the flow reduction in the lake behind the dam. I'm talking car-sized rocks and bigger. It's a technique that works very well.
The poor dam isn't even finished. The rebar sticking up shows that parts are supposed to be higher and the toe of the dam needs to be protected with rocks to prevent undermining. Good Luck to them.
Wow, that sounds intense! Flash floods can be incredibly powerful and dangerous, especially in areas like WadiBana. The first wave hitting the dam must have been a dramatic and frightening sight. Have you seen any footage of the flooding? It's amazing how quickly water can rise and cause so much damage.
this video really captures the intensity of the situation, great job on the visuals! but honestly, do you think there was enough warning for the people in the area? it seems like more could’ve been done to prepare for something this catastrophic.
مساحة الوادي طولا" اكثر من ٣٠٠كيلومتر لحتى يصب مياة في البحر العربي جنوب اليمن أبين هذا الوادي محتاج لدراسات وخبراء ومهندسين مختصين وان شاء سدود عملاقة الذي سوف تعود بالنفع للإنسان اليمني
seems like the idea of throwing trash on the ground is bad doesnt exist there. At least in the USA schools teach kids not to litter and at least half grew up not too litter, so it could be better but could be worse.
Where does all the plastic waste come from, that floats in the water ? Do the people who live there, simply throw their garbage into the dry river valley and hope that, Allah will send the next big rain and the garbage will be washed away down the valley?
Every ones saying keep everything clean , yea right these people obviously didn't get the message....or they don't care.....lots of countries just throw their rubbish on the floor and in rivers , they don't care one bit😮.....and we hand out billions of pounds to help them, but the money disappears due to corruption ☹️.
And also the stupidity of people who think that rivers and streams are garbage disposal sites. I have no understanding or compassion for these people. They don't live in these conditions because they can't do anything else, but because they don't WANT to. It is self-chosen fate.
What exactly was the purpose of the dam ? Collect rubbish up stream? Other than flooding farm land and properties I guess it makes a cool video too ! 👍
That's because all the furniture it may have washed out of peoples homes has been smashed and you don't see it. Please do not assume that what you see is carelessly discarded waste.
How often does this happen? Often enough to try to use the water to generate we electricity? Obviously not constant but if enough could be damed coukd it be used periododically
Who among you heard the sound of gunfire at the beginning of the video in Yemen? They shoot as a warning to the people who live under the flood, because the flood comes suddenly without rain, and this habit has become important for them to avoid flooding.
Impressionante a força da natureza a desbravar o chão seco, ansioso pela água que transforma a aridez de um solo em ricas paisagens. Feliz Natal e que Deus abençoe a todos! 😀🇧🇷⛴️🙏
@@topazpowell8561 Take a look at 4:50 on the tape the number of plastic bottles that have been disposed of into the river upstream. That sort of thing would never happen in my country.
It appears to be an incomplete construction. You can see the rebar sticking out of the top, and it's also uneven. Maybe it's not designed to stop all the water, but just enough for irrigation. The valley looks quite fertile or green, so it must not be too dry, at least not all the time. It's a beautiful place.
Unfinished concrete is a common practice in 80% of the world and a source of structural weakness in a few years time. I guess the dam gives those downstream a bit of warning and takes out large rocks/trees?
The flash flooding is bringing down so much silt and debris that the weir will soon be totally ineffective unless they truck it away which doesn't seem likely as they haven't even bothered to complete the construction.@@pat8988
Yes, might be the dam was mid construction when repeated floods wrecking it before it could be completed. It appears that the area behind it was perhaps intended to be turned into a small reservoir or catch basin. In the OP description he seems to indicate it is a dam being destroyed by flash floods, and based on the bare rebar from high above the waterfall, it's seems clear it was intended to be a much higher dam.
A great deal of "guessing" by "armchair quarterback" commenters. Not understanding what is going on here. Water appearing from some location .....into an unfinished concrete containment wall structure that looks like it was built by school children ......and a whole bunch of people standing around watching and taking videos/pictures. Looks like some kind of planned disaster "Flash flood first wave to dam flooding". Ends with aerial of what looks like farmland being destroyed. WEIRD. .
هاذا السد بيحتفظ بالتراب فقط داام السيل على طوول ورأسأ للوسط المفروض يكون جزء من السيل ينحررف للداخل السد والباقي يمشي طريقه لكن اكثر سدود بلادنا مدفونة بالتراب بسبب الهندسه الخاطئة ونحتفظ بالتراب والماء يمشي بدون فايده
Reminds me of our State of Arizona after flash floods from monsoon rains. We take water resources very seriously since we do live in the Sonoran Desert.
Golf courses. Lawns. How is Arizona doing on that front? I’m curious if there is any action around about pure waste. That’s such a huge population of people living on the hard, hot, dry desert. It’s probably a bad idea, maybe? Thanks.
@@DavidEFarner 119°F forecast in Phoenix. Down south here 101°F forecast for today. Isolated rain possible at 1400 hrs. Hopefully the monsoon weather pattern kicks in on the 12th. Thank you for asking.
It's too bad the powers that be in Arizona have put realtor's interests ahead of quality of life for nearly three generations now. The entire metropolitan Phoenix area is one giant hellhole, which has caused many an Arizonan to flee to neighboring states. It was a nice place to live in the 50's and 60's, but much after that the sheer number of square miles of heat absorbing asphalt (which gets hot enough to fry an egg on) releases its stupendous quantity of stored heat after the sun sets, making it ridiculously hot until the wee hours. This in turn causes most people to run their air conditioners full time, which only exacerbates the problem because 1.) air conditioners pump all the heat from buildings outside, and 2.) the general population has come to expect to not have to deal with the climate .
@@goldfieldgary Land development and population growth at the expense of everything for the benefit of a few all with the ultimate goal of a continuous increase in GDP at any cost, pretty much the standard on the planet. Things need to change.
حرام هذا المياه مايكن لها حواجز سدود ستعمل علا تغذيه الابار والعيون الجوفيه في المنطقه وحت في جنوب اليمن ويستفيد منها المزارعين علا الدوله ان تعمل الدراسات لإنشاء سدود ضخمه هذا مشاريع عملاقه يستفيد منها المواطن نرجو من الجهات المعنيه ان لا تهمل وتتكاسل في انشاء الخطط والدرسات لانشاء المشروع وخاصه في ضل توجه القياده الثوريه بالاهتمام بزراعه ونحو الاكتفاء الذاتي
وادي بنا، هو وادي في مديرية السدة بمحافظة إب اليمنية، يبدأ من أعالي قرى وادي بنا (ارياب، قاع الحقل، عمام، عباهة، بني الحارث، وبعض قرى بعدان)، وينتهي في محافظة أبين. 🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪 اذا فرقتنا السياسية تجمعنا الوديان 😂😂😂
l'expression " travail d'arabe" prend toute sa valeur ici ! des murs à moitié finis, des bouts de ferraille qui pointent partout, laissés "en attente" ... d'on ne sait trop quoi et quand !
Peut etre qu'un de ces gamin s'empale dessus à force d'aller y jouer les "kékés" ?
UNE SEULE retenue d'eau ......alors que c'était clairement quasi" à sec" au début de la vidéo et que en aval, ça arrache la terre ......
POURQUOI une seule retenue ?
Pourquoi ne jamais envisager que ces inondations pourraient se faire de plus en plus rares ? Pourquoi ne pas envisager collectivement d'aménager tout le lit du fleuve afin d'y produite une agriculture vivrière artisanale qui demanderait une grande quantité de main d'oeuvre non exploitée ? ....avec , des murs en béton qui seraient ultra renforcés par un comblement de pierraille puis....de terre jusqu'en haut , afin de constituer des cultures en terrasse en limite du lit du fleuve ......?
C'est dans quel pays ?
Avez vous apporté votre obole pour permettre les travaux proposés dans votre commentaire hors sol ?
From.YMN
Le problème reste les constructions autour du fleuve les humains son t'il si stupide pour ne pas réfléchir
@@larryf7598 Dominique has described this rather pointless bit of civil engineering very well. A half finished wall holding virtually nothing is a waste of time, effort and money. This is standard for this part of the planet and I have no doubt that the infidel is to blame. For the litter as well. Of course.
It pains me too much seeing all that trash contaminating such an important natural resource and nature itself.
Some forget Nature is home and life for all of us.
Thank you for sharing.
No worries, the people in power have plenty of clean water.
@@blipco5 that comment makes you part of the problem not the solution.
@@SicilianStealth Really, How is that?
Sad part is, He's correct.
@@SicilianStealthhow about don't be littering uncaring pigs and collect trash instead of letting it flow out to sea and be someone else's problem.
countries like Sri Lanka have dumped 100's of tons of garbage/waste directly into the ocean & rivers for decades..
Look at all that floating plastic debris at the base where the water flows over the dam.
Because plants Qat
It’s always like that in these countries alas. They could at least have nets to catch it.
It's very sad. A debris catcher would be best, but not going to happen in a developing country.
I've seen their rivers completely covered in trash.
The USA isn't any better in regards to trash in our waterways 😢
Having firsthand experience with middle eastern concrete I would not stand anywhere near that dam.
Oh I agree! I lived in Kuwait for 15.5 years.
Looking at the wall thickness on the side I'm wondering if they had anyone who could do the calculations on the weight & force of water.
Im confused as to why they constructed it backwards. Having the buttresses on the wrong side isn't going to help.
@@ptaylor4923 What? Lol....this is so common in Arabia
@@byronharano2391 Math? Or a narrow concrete build that won't stand up to the force over time?
No matter the danger, some human will stand in front of a flood, tsunami, or avalanche with a camera.
With random gunshots going off in the background.
Brave guys, - - because that is not a real shot, it's been manipulated, or CGI entirely.
next thing is they get their face put on the front of a tshirt and candles burned where they went missing in the water surge
With their back turned for a selfie!
" Lets stand in front of the new dam and see if it holds. "
كمية المياه في السيل لوتم اختيار مكان مناسب لحجزها لتشكلت بحيرة تخدم محافظتين اوثلاث محافظات طول السنه بدلا من ان تذهب هدر...اعتقد ستكفي اب وابين ولحج
هذه السيول عبرت من داخل سدود واعتقد في المنطقه اكثر من ٨ سدود وسيل وادي بناء يفيض حتى يصل الى امام هذه القريه .
well its built in a place were 90 percent of the population are litter bugs, and people park and stand in spillways during a flash flood, So im not surprised they did not think of using the dam effeciently.
Thank you...very good comment...cheers...
Next time you go there to watch the flood, take the plastic trash that is there. Help the environment.
@@D_e_n_i_s_e_B I can't believe how many plastic bottles there are. 😳
genau das selbe habe ich auch gedacht. hier in europa werden produckte verboten... also wenn man dann mal so vergleicht die flüsse in europa und in einigen anderen ländern... also da kann man nur mit dem kopf schütteln
I have watched many flood videos from this part of the world. I am always amazed at the amount of garbage there is.
@@enid0mom yes; 😱
@@enid0momJewish companies not giving a F
He skipped over the best part.... when the onlookers that came to watch a flash flood hit a dam finally figured out they were standing in the spillway...
I was actually waiting and searched for that part but alas.
I hate to be a killjoy, but I don't think that was an intentional spillway.
Would love to have seen that part.
I was waiting for that part too what a bummer I guarantee it was funny
My next question is why didn’t they build a bridge to go across at the same time as the dam
Some quality concrete work right there.
It's so nice to see that all their trash gets washed down with the floodwaters. Have some respect for your land.
I’m thinking the same thing.
We only get, one earth.
And where are you, Fred that your land and waters are so.pristine? 🤣
...and then wonder we are up to our necks in microplastics
@@ptaylor4923 I'm in Pennsylvania, USA and I can tell you I've never seen anything as disgusting as the trash in that river around here! Thank GOD we have more respect for our land than those people.
Now I know why so many plastics are in our oceans
日本では山津波とも言われた。水の怖さを知らない人達が危険な場所にかたまっているのが恐ろしい。
怖いもの見たさって言うやつだよね
こういう人たちが、水が予想以上に多かった時とかあふれたときに犠牲になるんですよねー
気付いた時には遅い。子供は特に興味を持つから大人が教えないといけないが、知らない大人も世代的に多くて教えられないのだろうな。今回は緩やかで良かったが、右の場所は危なかったからハラハラした。
無知は罪
Где это? В какой то азиатско арабской стране где живут вообщем то дикари и пялятся на воду как на новые ворота. Это видимо обыденно происходит каждый год если не регулярно ...
@@Arthur_A-123.Настоящие и единственные в мире дикари живут на России, которые впустили в мир грязный поток войны в Украине.
Dam builder: "I'm something of an engineer myself."
I can't believe the amount of waste / plastic dumped in the water.....water is life and there its diseased.
California made us give up using plastic straws and make us pay for plastic grocery bags so that other countries can enjoy the luxury of watching their trash float away.🤔
Everywhere. The Mariana Trench is full of PCBs from decaying plastic from the 1970s and 80s.
That's because this is in some 3rd world chithole
@thastinger345 That's some First World ignorance.
@@briansimcoe9119 "ignorance" indicates that you have no evidence to support your view...there is ample evidence in this vid that supports my claim...it's a chithole country
How long as it been unfinished?
あれだけ水が溜まってきているのに車を動かそうとする人もいないのが不思議。次の場面では見当たらないので、無事に移動したのだろうか。それにしても濁流のすぐそばにまだ車を置いて見ている神経には恐れ入る。
ホロのついたトラックと白いワゴンと黒いSUVは川から少し入ったところへ移動していますね。黒のSUVはもう少し中に入ればいいのにというところで止まっていますが。
自然の恐さを知らない愚かな野次馬。
興味本位で見に行く所ではないと思います。
行っては行けない所です。
Hoping to claim on the insurance?....
動画概要にワディバナとある
これはイエメンの川
イエメンは山岳部がステップ気候で雨季がある
動画タイトルも鉄砲水第一波とあるし
日本で言う春一番のような
毎年恒例行事で
増水の勢いなども皆わかっているのでは？
今年も鉄砲水第一波がやってきた
みんなで見に行こう
そんな感じなのではないか
まぁただの想像だけど
最初に物見遊山で待機していた場所も、しっかり、鉄砲水が流れていますね。危険性を顧みない事の重大さを感じます。
まったく見当違いです。これは念願の灌漑用水の開通式でみんなお祝いムードなのです。日本でも見沼代用水の開通式の時も大勢が集まりました。
ماشاءالله ماء كثير والسد صغير
لوكان فيه سد كبير يحتوي هذه السيول وينتفع منها ابناءالمنطقه كامله
انا اصلن ماشوف سد مجرد كوبري
Prepare a reservoir downstream to contain it, and be able to use it for irrigation, no!
You are in Yemen, you have so much aridity...
it's not a film to watch, it's water to conserve for your agriculture!
This dam was built to slow down a flash flood, just long enough for someone to run downstream yelling, “Get out of the way, get out of the way!!!!”
Haha, thanks, I just had visions of a giant wooden rabbit flying over Kniggits yelling, "Run away, run away"!
I knew from the start that those people on the opposite bank were going to regret parking there.
Not sure if theyre dealing with a bright population though.
@@jimjam51075 Seeing as how only one country has a Super Bowl, the rest of the world can be forgiven for not giving a flying fart about it.
@@art40odd Hmm…. I can’t go along with snide remarks about the entire population of a country. Every country in the world has more than their share of idiots, but not everyone is.
Apparently, those folks have never heard about garbage cans. They think the Wadi is the dumpster.
The guy up stream!
Seems to be a worldwide phenomenon, not just there.
@@goldfieldgaryit is worse there than some other places. but yes litter bugs are in every country.
Old habbits die hard...🎉
Wow amazing vid 😮😮😮
The raw power of water, needs to be respected.
Clearly there was no respect here.
Not understanding what is going on here. Water appearing from some location .....into an unfinished concrete containment wall structure that looks like it was built by school children ......and a whole bunch of people standing around watching and taking videos/pictures. Looks like some kind of planned disaster "Flash flood first wave to dam flooding". Ends with aerial of what looks like farmland being destroyed.
WEIRD.
.
It's terrifying.
Filthy disgusting polluted water. To call that a Dam....😂. That's pathetic 😂. Gee I guess cleaning up a self created mess is asking a lot.
..
What if it's cooked?
We're people killed?
Wadi Bana, is in Yemen, certainly a country I think of as having minimal water supplies: so smart engineering is particularly important when it comes to dams :) /// John, Perth Australia
Yes. A lot of crap comments here. Did anyone see the dam collapse ? I didn't. Maybe I missed it ? Obviously it's not completed yet.
The clarity of this video is outstanding. Getting to watch a natural phenomena is also outstanding. Thanks for posting and sharing!
بلادي اليمن مالها مثيل جمال لا يوصف بس ياريت يهتم الناس بالنظافة وازالة القمامة ❤
"Have you ever experienced a natural disaster firsthand? If so, what was it like and how did you manage?"
وادي بنا يبغا له اهتمام سبحان الله واصل السيل فيه لو في دوله تبني سد راح يكفي كل الجنوب وراح يستفيدو منه لزراعة الأرض راح يكون سد عضيم❤❤
What’s the dam for? It obviously didn’t stop the flood.
投棄されたペットボトルが痛々しい。
Folk seems to not be interested in stuff like that...
Where is it? What country? Do you mind giving this piece of information?
جمهوريه اليمن العربي
مفروض يستغلو هذه السيول الكبيره ويعملو سد كبير وتنتفع به المنطقه مياه تروح هدرا
نعم وربي لازم سدود وحواجب مائيه
危機感無さすぎて見てるこっちがハラハラする…
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمان شكرا على التصوير.
Once the "reservoir" behind the wall (some people interpret that wall as a dam) is filled up, then the rate of flow downstream is the same as that upstream. What's the benefit? Was the project finished? I see the side-walls upstream getting overflowed.
projects? that's India, no projects for anything.
I thought the same thing. But, I think they are just retaining some of the water for local irrigation. This isn't flood control, it is only a reservoir.
It's clearly not finished with all the exposed rebar. And I'd guess it's been that way for a while as the rebar in the channel has seen multiple floods and is all bent down against the concrete.
The rate of flow is interrupted and restarts. Come to Europe where we use this technique a lot in the mountains. This method also reduces bank erosion and prevents larger rocks being transported because of the flow reduction in the lake behind the dam. I'm talking car-sized rocks and bigger. It's a technique that works very well.
The poor dam isn't even finished. The rebar sticking up shows that parts are supposed to be higher and the toe of the dam needs to be protected with rocks to prevent undermining. Good Luck to them.
That is for safety
Wow, that sounds intense! Flash floods can be incredibly powerful and dangerous, especially in areas like WadiBana. The first wave hitting the dam must have been a dramatic and frightening sight. Have you seen any footage of the flooding? It's amazing how quickly water can rise and cause so much damage.
Wow, that is some fast rising water! Great video!
Flash flood. It's in the name. Flash.
What part of Pakistan is Wadi Bana in? I tried finding it, but the only Wadi Bana I can find is in Yemen.
Somebody explain all the exposed rebar in the concrete?
I assume in case they want to go higher in the future?
this video really captures the intensity of the situation, great job on the visuals! but honestly, do you think there was enough warning for the people in the area? it seems like more could’ve been done to prepare for something this catastrophic.
Es ist immer wieder schrecklich, welch ein Müll in den Flüssen landet .😢 Grüsse aus der sauberen Schweiz 🇨🇭 Hubert
And in the end of it, into the sea.
اتمنى ان اعرف ما فائدة هذا المسد في وسط الوادي
لكي يكون تغذيه للابار ولكي يعرفو أصحاب القرى الي تحت ان السيول توصل لهم لنه لو يوصل فجأه يكون كارثه
مساحة الوادي طولا" اكثر من ٣٠٠كيلومتر لحتى يصب مياة في البحر العربي جنوب اليمن أبين هذا الوادي محتاج لدراسات وخبراء ومهندسين مختصين وان شاء سدود عملاقة الذي سوف تعود بالنفع للإنسان اليمني
All that garbage, don’t anyone pick up after themselves….disgusting ! And yes we have the same problem here in America, it’s still disgusting.
seems like the idea of throwing trash on the ground is bad doesnt exist there. At least in the USA schools teach kids not to litter and at least half grew up not too litter, so it could be better but could be worse.
Not a .25 as bad in the u.s.
How can you tell when you're at the city dump?
When you are looking at any flowing river in India.
Where does all the plastic waste come from, that floats in the water ? Do the people who live there, simply throw their garbage into the dry river valley and hope that, Allah will send the next big rain and the garbage will be washed away down the valley?
Every ones saying keep everything clean , yea right these people obviously didn't get the message....or they don't care.....lots of countries just throw their rubbish on the floor and in rivers , they don't care one bit😮.....and we hand out billions of pounds to help them, but the money disappears due to corruption ☹️.
The leaders just pocket it.
Is it just me or does that guy at the very beginning have the exact same intonation of an announcer at a horse race??
مشاء الله وادي بناء مشهور.🎉
Good thing that flash flood was their to wash all that plastic out to the ocean where it doesn't harm anything. 👍
The awesoime power of nature should never be under estimated
Especially by engineers, builders, and politicians.
And also the stupidity of people who think that rivers and streams are garbage disposal sites. I have no understanding or compassion for these people. They don't live in these conditions because they can't do anything else, but because they don't WANT to. It is self-chosen fate.
then all dams would be 100 miles high and 50 miles thick
اسمعو السد ما يصلح هانا فيه بيوت قريبه من وادري اذا القو سد كبير اجت سيول و فيضانات كبيره رح تطلع المياه قريب البيوت يمكن يكون ضرر علئ بعض البيوت
People and cats , fascinated by running water!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈
What causes flash floods?
Please let me know.
نعمه من الله .
At 2:45 bottom right below the stone what runs off to the right ?
What exactly was the purpose of the dam ?
Collect rubbish up stream?
Other than flooding farm land and properties I guess it makes a cool video too !
👍
تسلم اليد التي صورت
توضيح جيد جداً
I guess this video is from Oman. Been there for 5 years. Amazing country and so amazing people. Lots of love.
Yemen
هذا يسمى حاجز مائي صغير جدا جدا والمفروض جاجز كبير بس مش وسط القرية في مكان أوسع في الوادي هذا وسلامتكم
They handed out the Darwin awards that day!
Its really good this Video 😮
Look at all that trash on river shores and floating bottles at bottom of dam waterfall, it's disgusting. Rivers are veins of mankind.
That's because all the furniture it may have washed out of peoples homes has been smashed and you don't see it. Please do not assume that what you see is carelessly discarded waste.
How often does this happen? Often enough to try to use the water to generate we electricity? Obviously not constant but if enough could be damed coukd it be used periododically
こんな人たちが流されて死んでしまうんですよね。
自分は大丈夫っていう過信が1番怖い
Awesome shots ! 👍
Who among you heard the sound of gunfire at the beginning of the video in Yemen? They shoot as a warning to the people who live under the flood, because the flood comes suddenly without rain, and this habit has become important for them to avoid flooding.
Impressionante a força da natureza a desbravar o chão seco, ansioso pela água que transforma a aridez de um solo em ricas paisagens. Feliz Natal e que Deus abençoe a todos! 😀🇧🇷⛴️🙏
وجعلنا ماءكم غورا أللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله الطيبين الطاهرين وعجلفرجهم والعن عدوهم ❤❤❤❤❤العراق و اسط
اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين خير خلق الله بعد الأنبياء والمرسلين......
لفظ الاية خطأ
What is the name of this city ?
اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم تسليما كثيرا
This is not a dam as some imagine. It is an unfinished resort.
The beginning of the work of a bridge look at the cars you can't cross
The amount of trash is heartbreaking.
what is trash?
@@topazpowell8561 Take a look at 4:50 on the tape the number of plastic bottles that have been disposed of into the river upstream. That sort of thing would never happen in my country.
@@briantrueman8924 It is disgusting, true. But, in US where do you think all your plastic water, coke and pepsi bottles are going?
Super video ! 👍
Прекрасное место,но зачем столько пластиковых бутылок бросать ,чтобы их потом смыла вода...
Так вот откуда в океанах появляются островки из пластикового мусора. Кошмар просто, конченые люди
Теперь возле Урала тоже "прекрасные места"( И бутылок тут гораздо больше..
منظر جمیل جدا۔ ائ بلد یمن ام عُمان؟
اليمن
ペットボトルはどこに流されていくの？
يجموعها. وتصدرالئ. الصين.
الجمهور في خطررر😂 1:02
الله يحفضكم انا بس الكلمة ضحكتني كثير❤
Alot of good that dam did. Mirons standing right there, where the water is flooding. Evolution at it's finest. 🤯
Morons? I cannot believe how much trash there is. Then again ever been to Rio?
What P.T. Barnum couldn't have done with that crowd!
@@slim-oneslim8014 Ooh you got that right!
That dam construction looks pretty dicey!😊
It appears to be an incomplete construction. You can see the rebar sticking out of the top, and it's also uneven. Maybe it's not designed to stop all the water, but just enough for irrigation. The valley looks quite fertile or green, so it must not be too dry, at least not all the time. It's a beautiful place.
With the sides at nearly the same height as the middle, that dam is just a small temporary obstruction to the water flow.
Unfinished concrete is a common practice in 80% of the world and a source of structural weakness in a few years time. I guess the dam gives those downstream a bit of warning and takes out large rocks/trees?
The flash flooding is bringing down so much silt and debris that the weir will soon be totally ineffective unless they truck it away which doesn't seem likely as they haven't even bothered to complete the construction.@@pat8988
Yes, might be the dam was mid construction when repeated floods wrecking it before it could be completed. It appears that the area behind it was perhaps intended to be turned into a small reservoir or catch basin. In the OP description he seems to indicate it is a dam being destroyed by flash floods, and based on the bare rebar from high above the waterfall, it's seems clear it was intended to be a much higher dam.
A great deal of "guessing" by "armchair quarterback" commenters.
Not understanding what is going on here. Water appearing from some location .....into an unfinished concrete containment wall structure that looks like it was built by school children ......and a whole bunch of people standing around watching and taking videos/pictures. Looks like some kind of planned disaster "Flash flood first wave to dam flooding". Ends with aerial of what looks like farmland being destroyed.
WEIRD.
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Сколько мусора в пойме реки!!! Убирать нужно мусор и выкидывать в мусорные баки!! ((
5❤. 😊😅
I agree. There was much garbage at the base of the dam that would have been easy to remove.
@@deandennis2838 Da muss man aber erstmal drauf kommen. Schade, dass sich niemand die Mühe gemacht hat.
А чем Российская периферия отличается от Африки, что баки что-то изменят или их вовремя кто-то убирает? Ни вам указывать мать вашу!
Я живу в чистом месте, в отличие от тебя. И по всем параметрам, в том числе и в голове и на языке!!!
7:21 Seeing the extent of the flood damage is heartbreaking. Stay strong, everyone
That structure didn't accomplish a dam thing.
Is this still under construction to be built taller? Or has work stopped?
That drew a larger crowd than Britney Griener playing ball.
لمدا لا تذكر إسم البلاد ؟
هاذا السد بيحتفظ بالتراب فقط داام السيل على طوول ورأسأ للوسط المفروض يكون جزء من السيل ينحررف للداخل السد والباقي يمشي طريقه لكن اكثر سدود بلادنا مدفونة بالتراب بسبب الهندسه الخاطئة ونحتفظ بالتراب والماء يمشي بدون فايده
هههههه انته عجيب تتهم المهندسين ... انا برد عليك لان مش سد هدا مصد يخفف سرعة وخطورة السيل فقط
هدا الوادي حضرموت ي فحصح لولا ::لوحكومة تشاتبني سد يعترضون اكيد
Mas lahlah alhandummo abdul diak cooling
لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله من يحب النبي يصلى عليه
Yemen?
神に感謝や祈りを上っ面の言葉を言う前にゴミを捨てないとか、行動で神への感謝を示すべきでは？
Very interesting building site.. especially the gap in the wall on the left...and when in doubt a lot of shouting always helps...🎉
The amount of garbage in the water is sickening. Aren't they aware that we are in the midst of a climate crisis?
They just wait until the flash flood arrives...then it's the next village's problem.
Yea that always on my mind hen I have RPG flying thru the neighborhood
We are not "in the midst of a climate crisis". Flash floods have been happening forever. This is just part of the natural weather cycle.
Excellent video. The steady camara let one see good detail. Thank you.
Reminds me of our State of Arizona after flash floods from monsoon rains. We take water resources very seriously since we do live in the Sonoran Desert.
Huachuca City here. Thanks for your post.
Golf courses. Lawns.
How is Arizona doing on that front? I’m curious if there is any action around about pure waste. That’s such a huge population of people living on the hard, hot, dry desert.
It’s probably a bad idea, maybe? Thanks.
@@DavidEFarner 119°F forecast in Phoenix. Down south here 101°F forecast for today. Isolated rain possible at 1400 hrs. Hopefully the monsoon weather pattern kicks in on the 12th. Thank you for asking.
It's too bad the powers that be in Arizona have put realtor's interests ahead of quality of life for nearly three generations now. The entire metropolitan Phoenix area is one giant hellhole, which has caused many an Arizonan to flee to neighboring states. It was a nice place to live in the 50's and 60's, but much after that the sheer number of square miles of heat absorbing asphalt (which gets hot enough to fry an egg on) releases its stupendous quantity of stored heat after the sun sets, making it ridiculously hot until the wee hours. This in turn causes most people to run their air conditioners full time, which only exacerbates the problem because 1.) air conditioners pump all the heat from buildings outside, and 2.) the general population has come to expect to not have to deal with the climate .
@@goldfieldgary Land development and population growth at the expense of everything for the benefit of a few all with the ultimate goal of a continuous increase in GDP at any cost, pretty much the standard on the planet. Things need to change.
حرام هذا المياه مايكن لها حواجز سدود ستعمل علا تغذيه الابار والعيون الجوفيه في المنطقه وحت في جنوب اليمن ويستفيد منها المزارعين علا الدوله ان تعمل الدراسات لإنشاء سدود ضخمه هذا مشاريع عملاقه يستفيد منها المواطن نرجو من الجهات المعنيه ان لا تهمل وتتكاسل في انشاء الخطط والدرسات لانشاء المشروع وخاصه في ضل توجه القياده الثوريه بالاهتمام بزراعه ونحو الاكتفاء الذاتي
Too bad there’s not some way of catching all that plastic trash 😢. Water is very expressive especially when she shows how strong she is.
trash falls!
Where is this?
وادي بنا، هو وادي في مديرية السدة بمحافظة إب اليمنية، يبدأ من أعالي قرى وادي بنا (ارياب، قاع الحقل، عمام، عباهة، بني الحارث، وبعض قرى بعدان)، وينتهي في محافظة أبين. 🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪 اذا فرقتنا السياسية تجمعنا الوديان 😂😂😂
هههههه صحيح من بنت الجنوب