How Kerala Survived the Floods | Megafloods | Full Episode | National Geographic

Massive floods swept through the southern states of Kerala and certain parts of Karnataka in August 2018. Follow the awe-inspiring experience of its survivors on Megafloods, on National Geographic. #NatGeoIndia

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[gauthamkrishnan]

How indebted are people of kerala to local fishermen community cannot be explained in words !! The real heroes ❤❤❤

[AnvarSecond]

Hats off the people and government of Kerala who stood together, overcome the difficult situation.

[next]

During the Kerala flood, Al Kerala youngsters ran their own call center on Facebook and WhatsApp. All overseas Keralites united. When Malabaris face any problem, we forget our religion and caste. At that time, we become real humans. After solving our problems, we start the same fights again. incredible Kerala. We love Kerala.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[arsnjkstudios]

Dear Nat Geo India,

NOT ALL INDIANS SPEAKS HINDI.
CHANGE YOUR NAME TO NAT GEO HINDI. NOT NATGEO INDIA..

But honestly, Is there an English video? We would love to watch.

[TravaliveWithme]

This is the real Kerala story and show how Kerala overcame it🥰🥰

[fundayspecial]

This is real kerala story, not in the film 🥰😍

[chachanu]

Kerala fishermen are the real heroes, they boosted the rescue process, and their rapid action saved many lives. I believe they are a step above all other uniformed forces. Many boats were damaged and destroyed, yet they didn’t receive any compensation

[Kollengode_stories]

❤ Evening looks fine here !!! Good people, education, medical facilities. Best state in India

[innale.marichavan]

അഹങ്കാരം കൂടുമ്പോൾ ഇതൊക്കെ ഒന്നൂടെ ഓർക്കുന്നത് നന്നായിരിക്കും 😌🙌🏻

[thedesiretolisten]

big salute and respect to kerala fisherman community and peoples, the best place.

[binancetrade]

Each & every Keralite’s social media all over the world worked as call centers 24/7 without any obstacles, that collaborative coordination was great and appreciated without any remunerations. The funds and daily commodities flushed pacified their need.

[cvbinu]

People of Kerala stood by the government. Government showed unparalleled resilience. Under the guidance of the government people of Kerala fought back the calamity. The full hearted cooperation with the government helped government to fight back. One of the biggest decission was to seek the help of fisherman . They readly agreed to help . Hundreds of boats was transported to the effected places. District administration coordinated it.
They are real heroes in the rescue
People cooperated with each other and government without showing any religious, caste or other differences, that is also a great contributor to the success....

[enthink]

Survival of Kerala is only due to strong leadership and government mechanism. Central govt charged for all support including ration and helicopter support. They also denied uae support. We managed the situation. Nobody can forget fishermens seemless support also

[clearthings]

My kerala🌹🌹🌹🌹🤲🤲🤲🤲 no religious dirty politics, we all are one, hindu, muslim, christians...

[danialahmad]

37:16
Shows the pain in the lady voice. What they suffered.
It's heart wrenching to see whole of your life struggle going with water and realizing you were not the culprits of nature but at the end of days you are victims of nature.

[adityakumarsingh]

I remember my social media full of posts to help during the floods. While mainstream media was showing something completely nonsensical.

[mtmtmt]

"How Kerala Survived the Floods" and in freaking Hindi. Either upload an English translated version along with this video or change your channel's name to NatGeo Hindi.

[johnyv.k]

We survived by our spirit of oneness. Nothing more or nothing less.At times of necessity we have no class, creed, party or religion.

[akshayrajaram]

Dear Nat Geo Hindi, it is not Karnatak, it's Karnataka .. how can Nat Geo get such things grossly wrong??

Hats off to Kerala, for coming out stronger from such a trajedy.

[Gabriel-Vidovic]

Thank you NatGeo Team for featuring this❤