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The Science Behind the 2010 Pakistan Flood Tragedy | Code Red Heavy monsoon rains engulfed approximately one-fifth of Pakistan’s total land area in 2010. An unprecedented disaster but why did it happen? By interviewing disaster scientists and unpacking other flood and mudslide events we find out why Ban Ki-moon called this the worst disaster he had ever seen. - Pakistan floods - 2010 - Vargas tragedy (Venezuela) - 1999 - Louisiana (United States) - 2016 - Mozambique flood - 2000 Documentary : Code Red | S1E05 | Floods and Mudslides Documentary Central is the home for compelling documentaries tackling subjects like history, climate change, wildlife, conspiracy and more.

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The Science Behind the 2010 Pakistan Flood Tragedy | Code Red
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