In 2060, Linyasa, a coastal city in Bangladesh, experienced catastrophic flooding as a result of unprecedented sea-level rise linked to climate change. Over 80% of the city was submerged, displacing nearly half a million residents. Prime Minister Amina Choudhury declared a state of emergency, spearheading both national and international relief efforts. Despite these efforts, aid struggled to reach remote areas. Environmental scientists, like Dr. Ishaan Patel, warned that similar events will rise without global emission interventions.