Severe flooding hits Waverly, Tennessee

Extreme floods in Middle Tennessee on Saturday have killed at least 16 people, Humphrey County Emergency Emergency Management Agency announced at 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
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[@christopherwarsh]

Thank you for posting the actual flooding. All the news agencies just looked for the most “shocking” photos of the aftermath, but you showed the reality of the floods as they happened, without commentary or pointless words. And that said a lot more than anyone else.

[@bellabell4340]

You would actually have to seen it to believe it. I've been in 3 floods, luckily I had moved due to all rhe black mold or we would of been gone. My heart goes out to the ones who lost loved ones and there homes. God Bless them all. 🙏

[@bettyh4543]

Prayers for All the people and the worker trying to help Waverly

[@deshae4320]

We lost everything I will never be the same from this. Ptsd will be heavy . But by the Grace of God me and my babies are okay😭

[@pranayamdev411]

PTSD maybe 4-5 months. Been through that twice in a week during flashflood in my hometown . Each time heard news of heavy rainfall, started feeling anxiety and cant sleep peacefully. When at work started wondering if house will flood again and how my mum would cope by herself. But after 2 years less stressful. Govt built larger storm drainage. Earlier ones too narrow and blocked with leaves debris as they were not cleaned often. Stay safe. My prayers for everyone over there. From Indian ocean

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

Praying for you and your family. Did you know scott kilburn ?

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

Can you please tell me some sizes of clothes shoes etc and things you may need for you and your family . When we can get out I can bring things to you.

[@BooRadley452]

Tag

[@tribequest9]

@@pranayamdev411 was looking at moving to Waverly, can you tell me how this happened? is fooding common in this city?

[@brendaco8572]

Thanks for the prayers. About 80 percent of the town is gone.

[@03BluEagle]

Prayers indeed! God bless you all 🙏🙏✝️

[@rkargus]

Need 4x the prayers

[@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484]

@@03BluEagle he couldn’t have stopped the flooding ?

[@tribequest9]

@@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484 he caused it so people would turn to him, sometimes we need a push.

[@thetruthandnothingbutthetr6484]

@@tribequest9 lmfao

[@deepwaters3335]

Prayers for Tennessee....

[@ErykaSoleil]

Good, clear video, and thank you for not pairing it with pop music.

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

I agree with you . It's almost a little disrespectful playing pop music. It almost like it's a joke to us Humphries County people

[@whitehurstcomic]

Big thanks to the heroes who rescued those they could get to.

[@marklawson8811]

My thoughts are with the people in Tennessee.

[@DV77737]

My heart hurts for y’all. Keeping everyone involved lifted up in prayer in your mighty name Lord Jesus

[@debdeb62065]

Doesn't matter what side of the fence your on, people are people. All lives should be of value. We are all Americans, we are all human.

[@ErykaSoleil]

Being American shouldn't matter here, but otherwise I agree with you.

[@justincabus1475]

prayers for everyone in Waverly

[@jeromewalker1610]

This beyond comprehension

[@davidammons1700]

Too all my friends n family in Waverly n McEwen .god bless you all.stay safe .just awful David ammons in Dothan Alabama .God speed to you all

[@chickasawstarrmountain9747]

Prayers from etowah Tennessee, God be with yall.

[@michellem7300]

My son drove from Colorado to Florida a few years back and he went threw Kentucky and Nashville Tennessee to get there. I'm so thankful he didn't run into anything like this on his way, but I don't ever remember the weather being this bad except for when it was hurricane season

[@roger5322]

Hmm.....it is hurricane season

[@ErykaSoleil]

This isn't just because it's hurricane season. My family has a long history here, and I can tell you that the weather now is drastically different from when my parents were growing up.

[@maryvalentine5506]

Prayers up 🙏🙋 we need to pray God is our only way💞💯

[@mr.mikemike49ers4life4]

Praying for everyone R.I.P to all 🙏🏻

[@martykirkpatrick6347]

Prayers for the people who are affected. We have had some flooding in my area too, though not as damaging. Americans can not look to their government for help, as we are too busy trying to survive while D.C. is on a spending orgy for relief in OTHER COUNTRIES-- some of the infrastructure money they spent that we don't now have would have been nice to still have to provide American relief.

[@angelaainsworth1715]

My thoughts exactly

[@edwardprice140]

You rarely see a railroad under water, they claimed the best land 100 years ago.

[@windwhipped5]

Where i grew up. Raised RR beds actually made the flooding worse..they acted like levees but kept the water in and channeled it into town..Everything changed around them..They are still there, mostly unused with drain pipes built under them..

[@cindystewart195]

Water is so hard to control. Prayers🙏

[@pattiannepascual]

🙏🙏🙏 they weren't even warned about the flood. My heart goes out to these people.So many dead that could have been avoided

[@susanfalls7555]

@El Sucio Federali This was in middle Tennessee, not any where near the hurricane.

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

@El Sucio Federali i am not sure what your meaning by us not being prepared .We were warned that we were getting 4 to 6 inches of rain in a 24 hour period by the weather channels in our area. Not 17 to 20 inches in a few hours . So until you go through it please don't speak on what you feel is being prepared .

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

@El Sucio Federali lol we don't have parking garages here . We are a little country town

[@susanfalls7555]

@El Sucio Federali the skies opened up and it rained for hours and hours with no warning about the potential for such devastating flooding.

[@shadrachification]

@El Sucio Federali uh...the sky...where most rain comes from

[@JodianGaming]

Wow... First in March and now in September. Mother nature really has it out for flooding in Tennessee this year.

[@pdbak5542]

My house was sitting right there where you see the basketball goal with the blue ball in it. Thank you for catching how bad it was. Our house floated 3/4 mile down the creek. We also lost everything.

[@melgrl8858]

Thoughts from France... 😢

[@MonikaBardell]

Poor people 😢

[@nadiahope1175]

They litteraly are....they were poor before this catastrophe...and now they're as orphans in this cruel world...somehow the poor always catch it, while the rich swim in their abundance and pleasures

[@kymberlymaxwelljohnson5846]

God please help these people and heal the greif and pain they must be going through. I can't imagine how scary and traumatic that must've been.

[@maryhodgson8604]

PRAYERS going ☝ up.

[@kinky_Z]

So horrific. My heart goes out to that community.

[@alesivatuinaruku9061]

Love and Prayers to all people affected and the brave ones who are helping out.. GOD BE WITH YOU..

[@biracialbabes]

I live here and I am just getting to sit down and view footage. Didn't realize it hit this part of town too.

[@antoniovazquez6478]

prayers for you all

[@tamraanne4066]

Terrible. Prayers for those affected.

[@lindsayjones1359]

No rip rap, large boulders, or flood control along rivers equals disaster, thanks to government agencies.

[@gooberclese]

Wow I used to go through here almost every day and never seen the water that high.

[@ronaldsegear6039]

Wow. That is horrible. Unbelievable to see that.

[@krane15]

If these people rebuild, I wonder how many of them will raise their structures. Even if this is a once a century flood, it might still be prudent for them to do so.

[@deathtrucker777]

and yet people STILL after more than 30 years of knowing the flood plains an tornadoe paths still live right in the paths anyways!? why you guys doe this to yourselfs stop living in ridiculous danger zones!

[@beiselnurJesus.]

❤️ JESUS CHRISTUS ❤️✝️✝️✝️🙏

[@woodsyetiman6531]

Terrible mess! God bless these folks

[@Gravyballs2011]

Ouch!

[@rosyander1599]

Oh mi Dios que terrible,padre protejeles !!

[@cardinalstar2048]

Send some of.that rain here dude wow

[@harveybeekerthegreysquirre8262]

Was that the Waverly High school football field ?

[@lindabradford9591]

Yes it was

[@JFlower7]

I remember in 2010 this area had flooding. Don't build in a flood plain.

[@maternst1]

With 17 inches of rain in a day, EVERYWHERE is a flood plain.

[@c.frederickhastings4915]

@@maternst1 Knew y'all would buy into the Climate Alarmists' Boogeyman.

[@ErykaSoleil]

A) Many of these homes have been there for generations, and were built when it wasn't getting flooded every few years (because climate change). B) In regards to newer homes in low-lying areas: the poor always, ALWAYS end up in the dangerous places because they are poor and have no other options.

[@michaelolivia85]

That was Nashville that got hit..this is more than an hour West of Nash. I have lived in McEwen, Dickson and now Fairview. Sounds like you are just spouting off honestly and don't have enough info. This was a freak incident! Many of these houses have been there for *years*. My friend and her little girls had to evacuate their house and were not even close to a small creek. When she returned, her front door was ripped off with a 6 foot line of where the water had risen to in her home. Maybe you'll understand why I don't care for your comment. It's always easy to say things when we are not in a particular situation or have all of the facts.

[@ErykaSoleil]

@@michaelolivia85 Most of middle TN flooded in 2010, including Clarksville and Waverly. Ever since, there have been smaller floods across this area off and on. What made this one particularly bad was the speed with which it happened and the lack of warning, and considering how drastically the weather has changed since my parents grew up here, I expect we'll probably see more of this in the next few years. I would like to be wrong.

[@terrywade3696]

Can anyone tell me what happened in Waverly, Tennessee? What caused all of the flooding? Was it from tropical storm Henri or just a freak downpour? Usually, when there’s huge amounts of rain, it’s from the remains of a hurricane that’s moved on shore. California news hasn’t covered this. I’ve just been seeing non-verbal clips on KZbin.

[@pattiannepascual]

not sure if it was by Tennessee,but we had a bad system named onh'ri in northeast states,ohn'ri first, then effects from hurricane henri mixed in with it.

[@chadmulligan5629]

People in town said the water was backed up underneath a railroad track until it finally broke. The town is built in the center of a range of some huge hills, water moves pretty quick through there. The storm came from the north.

[@PianoGirl76]

The storm stalled over Waverly dumping 17 inches of rain. This is going to start becoming more common all over, as well as crazy lightning and plasma ball lightning.

[@terrywade3696]

@Ace Degenerate Thank you 😊

[@terrywade3696]

@@pattiannepascual Thank you 😊

[@defenddemocracy4081]

I hope that that area doesn’t experience an even worse flood in the future. Farther south along the Gulf Coast, for many years annual rainfall has been increasing. And in 2017 Tropical Storm Harvey in TX smashed the national record for a tropical system, dumping 60.58 inches. I doubt that inland states like TN will have rainfall amounts that are anywhere close to that, but if Gulf tropical storm systems continue to increase in severity & frequency, will TN & other inland states be hit by rainfall amounts far higher than 17 inches?

[@chadmulligan5629]

This storm was very small and came from the north.

[@zed4225]

Re-build on higher ground, see lots of these sorts of disasters when people choose to build too close to creeks, rivers and on flood plains. More we own the harder it is to lose material things. RIP all the lives lost

[@shannonnesbitt2615]

Lord let them hurry find the twin babies and everyone else 😔💜

[@judyumbarger2355]

Sorry it was reported they found the twin girls bodies. Beautiful babies. So sad.

[@beiselnurJesus.]

Maranatha ❤️✝️🙏

[@brittannybudimir6980]

😂I just checked to see if I'm magnetized. I'm not😒 |

[@ncd3165]

so sad I have been there too...

[@ichymcgee2315]

everybody out driving and shooting video instead of helping clean up.

[@3333ferret]

Why was there no warning,???

[@christopherwarsh]

That’s the definition of a flash flood. And because weather science is still imperfect, even if they did tell everyone to leave, you know most would have just blown it off like “oh I’ve heard that before”.

[@pattiannepascual]

not warning is unacceptable.people could at least have left to higher ground or even went into upstairs apartments, higher floors in public buildings, etc- Because of no warning, people assumed it was just a bad rain storm and so very many died because of it. At the very least, police should have been driving by warning through loud speakers before the flood.

[@christopherwarsh]

@@pattiannepascual police wouldn’t be much help if they’re all washed away by the flash flood, now would they.

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

We were not told to leave. All we were told that I am aware of is we were getting 4 to 6 inches of rain over a 24 hour period. It happened so fast

[@picklep9812]

@@kimberlybroadbent4242 if anyone ever tells you not to leave don’t listen to them. Follow your own instincts. Be your own decision maker. Hugs💫

[@nadiahope1175]

Watching German catastrophe is hard, but to know, this happened in our neighbouring state....its very difficult. ...over 17 inches of rain....in 24 hr ?!!!. What nightmare will we see next?

[@c.frederickhastings4915]

Unbearable. No one remembers worse floods. Only since Climat Apocalypse became the the Big Boogeyman.

[@ErykaSoleil]

No, we had over 17 inches by mid-morning. We got our first emergency alert on our phones at 7:30 am; I'd been mopping water in my living room for two hours by then.

[@nadiahope1175]

@@c.frederickhastings4915 we all know its a climate change, and common sense figures thst it didnt come overnight, but it seems peculiar that the things that are happening in last less than 2years, are happening one right after the other in succession ALL OVER the world. Even the scientists, and sceptics are cautiously silent....

[@ErykaSoleil]

@@nadiahope1175 I don't know what scientists and/or skeptics you've been paying attention to, but the ones I watch and listen to have been far from silent over the last two years. If anything, they've been shouting at the tops of their lungs for us to take climate change seriously and pleasepleasePLEASE start taking steps to deal with what we as a species have done to the planet.

[@defenddemocracy4081]

I hope that that area doesn’t experience an even worse flood in the future. Farther south along the Gulf Coast, for many years annual rainfall has been increasing. And in 2017 Tropical Storm Harvey in TX smashed the national record for a tropical system, dumping 60.58 inches. I doubt that inland states like TN will have rainfall amounts that are anywhere close to that, but if Gulf tropical storm systems continue to increase in severity & frequency, will TN & other inland states be hit by rainfall amounts far higher than 17 inches?

[@beiselnurJesus.]

Маранафа ✝️🙏❤️

[@miwakey6291]

Hard to imagine it happened in Tennessee, where most of it is in mountains. If mountains got flooded, doesn't it mean most of the US got flooded? I guess that flooded area is in a valley.

[@BooRadley452]

Yes. The terrain is steep and focuses the water into a small area.

[@christiansoldier1547]

send the bill to the military industrial complex. they did this with the S.A.I. program.

[@irmisetheodore5780]

😱😱😱😱😢

[@sammccormick9659]

river lake baptist church

[@i.novitsky9291]

We urgently need to build a "Creative Society"! Otherwise, we will face extinction, the conditions of life on the planet are rapidly deteriorating .... #creativesociety

[@know_Name]

ALEXA PLAY - THE DROUGHT IS OVER PART 3

[@lenesilva4242]

😱😱😱😱😱😰😰😰

[@armandob.castenelli3525]

Don't worry guys! Americans have a compassionate and empathetic President now. Help is on the way.

[@ErykaSoleil]

Too bad, I was really looking forward to having paper towels thrown at me, and hearing about how the relief effort is difficult because who knew we had lots of water around us?

[@pattiannepascual]

compassion for whom? illegals and the taliban? this president didn't even have a flood warning in place for these poor American people. He's too busy gifting the rest of the world our money and guns.

[@mattmatt5888]

Cool

[@yuliati1521]

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[@beiselnurJesus.]

Слава Господу Богу нашему Иисусу Христу ❤️✝️🙏 аминь

[@colingladstone1911]

It's one of those times you really don't want river or lake front property And River Lake Baptist church is an understatement.

[@er.ernawati.radar.orari.50]

Knoxvile de la congkel matanya agar tak kobongkan udara

[@playerzero2236]

Repent

[@ErykaSoleil]

For what?

[@supermanb1068]

Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@meldricktaylor5319]

That's was Halirious you are getting out of Jesus because he's the one who's causes the rain Strom and flash floods

[@picklep9812]

The Alpha and Omega

[@zazzleman]

Right in the Bible belt. So where was Jesus in all this? Seemed to have abandoned all those God botherers

[@csalve143]

Jesus is a refuge for His people- though we know that there will be trials and challenges to come Revelation is unfolding quickly Confess and repent Turn to Christ while you still have time He is long suffering and patient but all prophecy will come to pass For those who reject, there is a place of hellfire and eternal weeping and gnashing of teeth Repent! For the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand

[@zazzleman]

@@csalve143 Yeah if there is a God, he can't stand you lot. Take the hint and fix your bigotry,

[@zorazora5920]

En tous cas Trump dort sur ses 2 oreilles il a de la chance

[@Swayzeo]

😮

[@Sheebachan]

For I, the Almighty, have laid my hands upon the nations, to scourge them for their wickedness. 97 And plagues shall go forth, and they shall not be taken from the earth until I have completed my work, which shall be cut short in righteousness- Until all shall know me, who remain, even from the least unto the greatest, and shall be filled with the knowledge of the Lord, and shall see eye to eye, and shall lift up their voice, and with the voice together sing this new song, saying: 99 The Lord hath brought again Zion;The Lord hath redeemed his people, Israel,According to the election of grace,Which was brought to pass by the faithAnd covenant of their fathers.

[@loopylynda1974]

So wonder if these folks think climate change is real yet? I wonder between the flooding, fires, hurricanes, and droughts is that what it will take finally! Sorry for your losses but if we don't make radical changes this will be the new world and worse we leave to our future generations. Infrastructure matters and climate science is not wrong.,

[@user-fn4xb7lj3r]

I really sympathize with you. It's scary, but there is a way out. Watch the conference: "The Global Crisis. This Already Concerns Everyone" 07/24/2021. We need to build a creative society

[@barbarasimon3151]

It's not climate change it's biblical accept Christ Jesus as Lord... Jesus is coming

[@LoneLee2022]

Global Warming!

[@roxannehale1386]

Just listed to a woman in an interview " it was like a tital wave, one minute there was some standing water, next minute the whole house was flooded off its foundation, we climbed out of a window to get to the roof...," " we'll, rebuild". So sad. So sorry for every one. At some point folks, neither FEMA or property insurance will be able to cover these as climate change brings more havoc. The entire world will be nomadic, survivors wandering from one catastrophe to another.

[@JRandaII]

Apparently they didn't pray hard enough...

[@ErykaSoleil]

I really hope you're just trying to lighten the mood with some sarcasm.

[@supermanb1068]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@pattiannepascual]

Praying without faith in Jesus does nothing.

[@fatahabdul6661]

Hahaha

[@worfoz]

ah, islam supporter having fun my friend?

[@pattiannepascual]

you think this is funny? many people died.may the evil destroy all like you and bring you to hell.

[@kimberlybroadbent4242]

When you lose a family member, your house , your pets you would not be laughing

[@abdelilahreghai7247]

@@worfoz believe me brother fettah Abdul is simply a name not faith or religion .True Muslim never like evil for persons who don't worth.

[@worfoz]

@@abdelilahreghai7247 we do not believe you, we see how "true muslims" love to see us burn in hell this evil HATRED has no boundaries, not even death true muslims? you are muhamedans, true muslims know that muhamed never was a prophet because they know the quran

[@user-hc6yl9so9m]

Cataclysms around the world are intensifying and are already synchronizing. People all over the world need to unite in order to survive. At the conference "The Global Crisis. This already affects everyone" the truth about what is happening with the climate was announced. Join the Creative Society project! humanity

[@user-qc5rk1kd9z]

7 JEhovah has sworn by the Glory of Jacob, Surely I will never forget any of their works. 8 Shall not the land tremble for this, and all who dwell in it mourn? And all of it shall rise up like the light. And it shall overflow and sink like the Nile of Egypt. 9 And it shall be in that day, says the Lord Jehovah, I will cause the sun to go down at noon, and I will darken the earth in the light of day. (Amos 8:7-9) 25 And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars. And on the earth will be anxiety of nations with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring; 26 men fainting from fear, and expecting those things which have come on the earth. For the powers of the heavens shall be shaken. 27 And then they shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. 28 And when these things begin to happen, then look up and lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near. (Luke 21:25-28)

[@user-mb9lr3nj6r]

this is the beginning of global changes, climatic cataclysms are increasing, there is only one way out, it is to unite and build CREATIVE SOCIETY

[@northerniltree]

Where's trump and his paper towels?

[@ErykaSoleil]

Out of office, thankfully.

[@supermanb1068]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@spa7521]

poop floating in them there waters I reckon

[@ErykaSoleil]

Poop, snakes, alligator gar, runoff from farms and factories, chemicals used in home construction . . .

[@CrustyAbsconder]

They woulds all be alives had they listen to Greta Thunberg

[@c.frederickhastings4915]

That's right (😏), let's all turn Marxist. That will satisfy Pagon Mother Earth. Fools!!

[@ErykaSoleil]

I don't think things could have been turned around that drastically in just a couple years, but maybe now more conservatives will believe climate change is real.

[@ErykaSoleil]

@@c.frederickhastings4915 That's not how Marxism or paganism works. It would be really nice if everybody would take climate change seriously though.

[@johnpollard4158]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄

[@HIRISK]

First time this year whites have taken a bath 🛀

[@judyumbarger2355]

You are a pathetic fool to make a comment like that at a time like this.

[@HIRISK]

@@judyumbarger2355 bubonic plague

[@andreajgb]

Is climate change real yet?

[@gin8505]

Can’t believe the Tennessee ice bergs melted 😮

[@roger5322]

Been a long time since we've had flooding during hurricane season. Climate must be changing.

[@lindatexas5906]

Never seen hurricanes before climate change??? Yeah right

[@c.frederickhastings4915]

@@lindatexas5906 That's OK Socialism will fix it. Karl Marx, "Here I come to save the day! 🎶🎵" What fools. 🤦‍♂️

[@ErykaSoleil]

My family has been here for generations, and the weather now is VERY different from what it was even 20 years ago, with the most drastic changes happening within the last 5-10 years. This is absolutely tied to climate change.

[@russhayes4882]

Stupid people refuse to move there vehicles so they can collect insurance money ! There is no way the water came up so fast you couldn't move them .

[@stephg4705]

It came on before daylight, in the wee morning hours. Everyone was asleep.

[@chadmulligan5629]

No it absolutely did. Was like dumping a 5 gallon bucket on an ant hill. Everything was dry by lunch time.

[@chadmulligan5629]

Cars were piled on top of each other thrown into the creeks and shoved under bridges on top of each other. Look into it. Its horrifying people are still missing. Shoved under people's houses and cars at the bottom of shallow graves.

[@bakryly]

I think that in these kind of disasters, the last priority is to save the car. Priority is on saving lives first. Shameful comment!

[@paulasims9201]

The water rose a foot every 5 minutes. No time to do anything but get to a higher spot, mostly attics and roofs! Don't comment if you don't have the facts! People lost their children!!!

[@rontrump8692]

the witches of waverly have cursed this town is why you never should associate with witchcraft or evil!!!PRAY

[@keithclark486]

God sent the floods to wash them of their sins.

[@ErykaSoleil]

A) That is not how witches work. B) If they lived in Waverly, they would be trying to protect it, not destroy it. C) As somebody who lives in this area and has family here, I can tell you that it's the same climate change that's been affecting literally every other part of this planet for the past two decades.

[@vibradiant]

You actually think a town called Waverly (among many towns & cities with the same name in America) in Tennessee had anything to do with a sitcom (wizards btw, not witches) named for a street in Greenwich Village, and thus a curse was visited upon them, & them alone? Which part of the Dark Ages did you escape from?

[@potlickerhound7262]

@@ErykaSoleil a church was flooded, why didnt GOD protect that church from flooding?

[@darensmith5270]

Re: wearing masks and climate change too, a so called " Christian " told me he believed in God not science! I told him I believe in God too! God gave you a brain . He wants you to use it! Then I turned and walked away!

[@chosenonpurpose489]

PEOPLE OF GOD IF YOU ARE READING THIS THE LORD IS TRYING TO GET YOUR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION HE’S GIVING YOU ANOTHER CHANCE TO REPENT AND SAVE YOUR SOUL!!! Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior.

[@yahialahmed8226]

Dont forget that allah is the strongest.

[@nadiahope1175]

Go away😩

[@bakryly]

I’m a muslim but your comment is not appropriate and not aligned with islam at all. All human beings deserve compassion and help mostly during these situations. Calamities happen to muslims, christians, jews no matter what their religion is. Period!!!

[@jazldazl9193]

@@bakryly You are so right. God could care less

[@nadiahope1175]

@@jazldazl9193 oh, but God DOES CARE, and His hand of mercy is streched out to every human being, even in midst of their trials and calamities....

[@jazldazl9193]

@@nadiahope1175 lol