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It's September 11th, 2024.

In the Shan province of eastern Myanmar, a small mountain town

is slowly disappearing beneath a torrent of brown floodwater.

The local river, swelled by days of torrential rain, has burst its banks.

It now spills outwards, forming an unbridgeable swath that

surges through the town. Buildings, entire streets, are swept away as the ground beneath their

concrete foundations dissolves into liquid mud. Trees are uprooted and sucked downstream, branches thrashing like drowning limbs.

In the churning mass, bulky items tumble and swirl.

Tuck tucks and motorcycles, brick walls and chain-link fences, items of furniture and household belongings.

All are borne along by the fierce current.

In the chaos, terrified townspeople seek refuge.

Some huddle on the few remaining rooftops still visible above the water.

Others shimmy up telephone poles or string together life rafts out of plastic bottles and rope.

A few, meanwhile, have been left with no choice but to pit their own strength against that of the flood and swim for their lives.

Among them, a 26-year-old Joel Hoffman and his brother Silas.

The two men struggle against the deluge, fighting to keep their heads above the rampaging,

debris-filled water.

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