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Potret Pulau Ghoramara di India yang Terancam Hilang

REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh - detikNews
Jumat, 31 Mei 2024 08:01 WIB

India - Pulau Ghoramara di Sundarbans, Benggala Barat, India, telah kehilangan hampir separuh wilayahnya akibat erosi. Pulau ini terancam hilang dalam beberapa dekade.

Debasish Paul, 62, a volunteer who works independently on environmental awareness and protection of the island, stands on an embankment built with boulders to prevent erosion, on the western part of Ghoramara Island in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India, May 17, 2024. Situated 150 kilometres (around 94 miles) south of Kolkata, media has dubbed Ghoramara the 'sinking island'. It has lost nearly half of its area to soil erosion in the last two decades and could completely disappear within a few more decades if a solution is not found. In the decade of 2020, the population has fallen to around 4,000 from 7,000. REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh SEARCH

Sebuah pohon kalapa tergerus air di bagian selatan Pulau Ghoramara, Sundarbans, Benggala Barat, India, 18 Mei 2024.  

Debasish Paul, 62, a volunteer who works independently on environmental awareness and protection of the island, stands on an embankment built with boulders to prevent erosion, on the western part of Ghoramara Island in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India, May 17, 2024. Situated 150 kilometres (around 94 miles) south of Kolkata, media has dubbed Ghoramara the 'sinking island'. It has lost nearly half of its area to soil erosion in the last two decades and could completely disappear within a few more decades if a solution is not found. In the decade of 2020, the population has fallen to around 4,000 from 7,000. REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh SEARCH

Pulau yang dijuluki sebagai 'pulau tenggelam' ini terletak 150 kilometer (sekitar 94 mil) selatan Kolkata, India.  

Debasish Paul, 62, a volunteer who works independently on environmental awareness and protection of the island, stands on an embankment built with boulders to prevent erosion, on the western part of Ghoramara Island in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India, May 17, 2024. Situated 150 kilometres (around 94 miles) south of Kolkata, media has dubbed Ghoramara the 'sinking island'. It has lost nearly half of its area to soil erosion in the last two decades and could completely disappear within a few more decades if a solution is not found. In the decade of 2020, the population has fallen to around 4,000 from 7,000. REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh SEARCH

Pulau ini telah kehilangan hampir separuh wilayahnya akibat erosi tanah dalam dua dekade terakhir.  

Debasish Paul, 62, a volunteer who works independently on environmental awareness and protection of the island, stands on an embankment built with boulders to prevent erosion, on the western part of Ghoramara Island in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India, May 17, 2024. Situated 150 kilometres (around 94 miles) south of Kolkata, media has dubbed Ghoramara the 'sinking island'. It has lost nearly half of its area to soil erosion in the last two decades and could completely disappear within a few more decades if a solution is not found. In the decade of 2020, the population has fallen to around 4,000 from 7,000. REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh SEARCH

Pulau initerancam hilang sepenuhnya dalam beberapa dekade jika tidak ada atas dampak perubahan iklim.  

Debasish Paul, 62, a volunteer who works independently on environmental awareness and protection of the island, stands on an embankment built with boulders to prevent erosion, on the western part of Ghoramara Island in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India, May 17, 2024. Situated 150 kilometres (around 94 miles) south of Kolkata, media has dubbed Ghoramara the 'sinking island'. It has lost nearly half of its area to soil erosion in the last two decades and could completely disappear within a few more decades if a solution is not found. In the decade of 2020, the population has fallen to around 4,000 from 7,000. REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh SEARCH

Penduduk Ghoramara kini berjuang untuk menyelamatkan rumah mereka agar tidak tenggelam ke laut di tengah naiknya permukaan air laut dan badai yang semakin dahsyat.  

Debasish Paul, 62, a volunteer who works independently on environmental awareness and protection of the island, stands on an embankment built with boulders to prevent erosion, on the western part of Ghoramara Island in the Sundarbans, West Bengal, India, May 17, 2024. Situated 150 kilometres (around 94 miles) south of Kolkata, media has dubbed Ghoramara the 'sinking island'. It has lost nearly half of its area to soil erosion in the last two decades and could completely disappear within a few more decades if a solution is not found. In the decade of 2020, the population has fallen to around 4,000 from 7,000. REUTERS/Avijit Ghosh SEARCH

Pada dekade 2020, populasi penduduk di Ghoramara turun menjadi sekitar 4.000 dari 7.000 orang.  

Potret Pulau Ghoramara di India yang Terancam Hilang
Potret Pulau Ghoramara di India yang Terancam Hilang
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Potret Pulau Ghoramara di India yang Terancam Hilang
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