El Niño events, especially strong ones, can cause widespread disruptions, including economic losses amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars. These events are associated with higher global temperatures, severe droughts, intense rainfall, and increased cyclone activity. The study highlights the potential of regional geoengineering techniques like MCB to reduce the severity of these impacts. However, the concept of geoengineering remains controversial due to concerns about its long-term sustainability and the complexities of global cooperation required for its implementation. The study emphasizes the need for further research to understand the feasibility and potential unintended consequences of such interventions.