For more videos on people's struggles, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. So, Antubalu is an asshole, doesn't have any mountains. You travel from one end to the other, and on the main line it takes you 30 minutes, it's pretty small. So since it's a low-land ground, to Antubalu, in the fact that by the sea level rise, every day we see climate change. The sea will come underneath our land and fill up our roads, sometimes our homes every day when the sea gets high time. During one of these cyclone, I believe it's cyclone pan or cyclone. To know it, it's about to be really bad on one of our islands. So there are like, the rivers near the beach coast and the waves will come and dug all the gravestones and all the bones of my ancestors came up. It was really frightening. We are living in the presence of climate change. It just seemed like every single year, those floods were happening. It was just normal. But now that I think about looking back and having been more familiarized with myself, the climate side and all those kinds of things now, these type of wounds and these floods should be like once every 100 years or not happening every 10, every 5. So since 2008, for example, there were a lot of them, and the versus the active of the day, I mean, it's a state and a versus the active of the land, over 6000 lives in the Philippines. That was a many fruit that we had, of course, last year, to have just cost-ears technical experience and it was a very important thing to be able to do. Most of us, in fact, are economically aware of getting fish, fishing. There's also the navigation aspect, the transportation of food from one point to another. Because, of course, it's an island you have to navigate from that place to the city. We've been having some problems with the high levels of leg Victoria, the water levels of leg Victoria has been increasing. Making the water levels in leg Victoria from Uganda and Tanzania being a little bit drop-drapping. So back in my place, we've been having floods, more often floods. That has led to more destruction of homes. And since us, we believe in having this permanent houses, we've been having such, you know, some bad and tough times. I always think there are different between different countries and underdeveloped countries climate-fight. Because we know such an area that nobody knows. Neither the world will ever speak about us. I always think we are ignored people. As I mentioned before, we are ignored people. We are not at the line of those people where one is discussing, where one is addressing. I never saw any person, anyone speaking about us. This man with me think about this, did I thought whatever I need to go in front of the world, I need to achieve an intelligent platform to address that we are already such people. I think we will stop on this picture or this graph. It was about the Philippines of the capital city. And then saying which parts of the capital city would be under wrong or by the many 50 within my lifetime of course. I was still being added and I realized the medieval school where I was studying was going to be under water. It made me think, what am I doing? Why would I be studying to become a doctor in the hospital so I was going to work in with the under-water? So I really just made me think for a while. And then after a few months of thinking about it, I decided to be strong in the middle of school and do this full time because I realized I was always thinking about this. What's the point in dealing with people that you are just going to send them back to the conditions that will end up dealing them right? I mean if you are going to treat people for the heatwave, the server to liberate the disease, then you are just going to send them back to the world where that is going to be happening. And that is the thing about things that are in the climate crisis. It is not just about the life's loss that needed even if it comes to the plants. It is not just about the life's loss or the life's directly impacted by the drought. It is also about how things like nutrition, diseases, all these kinds of not really the problems at all. So much more impacted downstream by the climate impact. That is what we also need to realize that it is again about carbon emissions or these extreme weather, but to know the slow ones and socially impacted by the crisis. And that is what we also need to know about that. So the time of warning for Tuvalu is over. I believe. And I want for us to act now I want. I am glad that I came. I am the only activist from Tuvalu that was able to come out of my country. It is on lockdown and it is really hard for me to get here. It takes me three days. I am still out of bed of jet lag. I came here to try to give the message and support my brothers and sisters. Because together we can, as young people together, we can raise our voices so that the leaders out there can hear our message. I didn't come here to show you that how pity we are. But I came here for us to work together. Because this is our world and as youth, the future, we will be leading the future. And I don't want my culture to be to disappear. I want to stay in my country, to sustain my language, my culture and everything. I am an activist and it is caused by this capitalist experience. It is the system of overexploitation, overextraction of the environment. It has destroyed the society. It destroyed the lives of beings, the community. It is clear with everybody with a symbol that it is destroyed. This danger people's lives and they can only be dreams. But we were promised this actually a future of the world where we can live and breathe and have it. Do what we want but it is not happening because of all of this message. That is just something we always have to consider. But the particular world as youth, we have been a lot of alive. And that is just something that we have to take back. And it is a shame we have to fight. It is a tragedy we have to fight just to be able to enjoy life. The next few decades have a reason of all of life. Yeah, this will be alive. But as we are doing here right now, we are taking it back from the people who are still alive for life. Thank you.