10 Shocking Natural Disasters Caught On Camera | SCARY Massive Rockfalls & Landslides In The World
When the slide stopped, we were enough to use the stones from the rock fall to build a bridge and let the traffic come back of natural disasters! Oh my God! In a Mumbai packing lot, A huyndai venue falls into sinkhole. It only takes seconds for the SUV to drown completely. The scene of the rock slide in Norway is breathtaking of natural disasters. This is an area with many high and perennial rocky mountains. The scene of falling rocks shows us the unlimited power of nature. A massive sinkhole mysteriously appear near a mining site of natural disasters. Geologists discovered it on July 30 and said it was roughly 200 metres (656ft) deep and 25 metres (82ft) wide. The sinkhole appeared by a copper mine 665km (413 miles) north of the capital Santiago of natural disasters. The Death Valley- 120+ degrees in the summer and 134 degrees in 2020. Remember, this is a land -282 feet below sea level and has had some of the most seismically active volcanos in history. Some may be fooled that Death Valley never changes because it’s in the middle of nowhere… but you couldn’t be more wrong of natural disasters…
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10 Shocking Natural Disasters Caught On Camera | SCARY Massive Rockfalls & Landslides In The World
It's amazing to see people come together after natural disasters.
The sight of flooding washing away numerous cars is truly horrifying. But is it nature being cruel, or have people been too complacent? Why are there no effective prevention measures? Both the authorities and the public need to reconsider their responsibilities. Could it be that poor infrastructure construction and unscientific planning are worsening this situation?