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Überwachungskamera filmt verheerenden Erdrutsch an der Grenze zwischen Nepal und China
Neu veröffentlichte Aufnahmen einer Überwachungskamera zeigen die dramatischen Momente, in denen Menschen nur Sekunden bevor ein gewaltiger Erdrutsch einen Grenzübergang an der Grenze zwischen Nepal und China verschlang, die Flucht ergriffen.
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Kürzlich ereignete sich ein furchtbarer Erdrutsch an einem Grenzübergang entlang der Grenze zwischen Nepal und China. Den Aufnahmen der Überwachungskamera zufolge, die den Vorfall festhielten, gelang es den Menschen, das Gebiet nur wenige Sekunden vor dem vollständigen Zusammenbruch des Übergangs durch den massiven Erdrutsch zu verlassen.
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