The tears of residents around Ujong Blang beach because of the prolonged extreme weather

Hi Asean Hive friends.

Today I am very happy to be able to greet all my friends again through this post, because the extreme weather changes in the past week have made me have a slight fever and can only rest at home.

In the past few days around where I live the weather has been cloudy and just today it looks a little sunny, because I have been resting at home for a long time and only doing various light activities, finally this afternoon I decided to go around Lhokseumawe City for a while using a motorbike my personal.

This afternoon my trip is more towards the beach because I want to see the condition of the beautiful Ujong Blang beach after the last time I visited it a few days ago.

When I arrived at one of the beautiful spots I visited a few months ago, I was immediately surprised to see that the sea water had risen very high to the beach, and even the beach sand was no longer visible.

What surprised me even more was when I saw the huts that used to be places to hang out on this beach, now damaged by the waves due to the extreme weather that continues to hit places on this Ujong Blang beach.

The atmosphere at sea is also not fine, the big waves that used to be clean blue have now changed their color to a bit darker which makes the atmosphere of the ocean around here look even more tense.

Usually on the breakwater that I stand now it is very far from the sea water, but today these large rocks have started to become mossy because the sea water which continues to rise does not recede.

Locals say this is a normal phenomenon that always occurs in December because it's also the rainy season. When January starts, the weather will improve again and tourist attractions can reopen.

This is my story today, see you in the next post.