The Lethal🇵🇸

I want to speak from the deepest part of my heart. Just a few hours ago, I witnessed people suffocating inside their tents after a sandy embankment collapsed on them. Women and children died buried beneath the sand, struggling to breathe. Everything has become unbearably heavy. Far too heavy. The destruction, flooding, and loss of lives we have witnessed over the past two days will happen again. And again. Some people treat our suffering as just another breaking news story, a temporary social media trend. To hell with every platform that waits for us to die just to turn our pain into views and engagement. People are suffocating. Children are drowning. Mothers are dying because of winter, a season most of the world loves. We have come to hate the rain. We have come to fear winter. Stop competing over who publishes our suffering first. We are not products. We are not content. We are human beings who are freezing, drowning, and dying. We need humanity, not performances of compassion. We will never forgive those who exploit our suffering for attention, sitting comfortably somewhere, waiting for another tragedy to turn into content. We need real solutions. Even the most basic necessities are missing, and their absence is costing entire families their lives. Some people have had no blankets or dry place to sleep since yesterday. Believe me, they are the same families whose flooded tents broke the world's heart yesterday. Someone filmed them, posted their suffering, and left. But they are still there, struggling with torn plastic shelters, soaked mattresses, freezing temperatures, and stagnant water inside their tents. The cameras are gone, but their suffering remains. We are not a trend that lasts a few hours before disappearing. Our suffering does not end when your videos stop getting views. We are human beings. And my people deserve better.