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Une caméra de surveillance capture un glissement de terrain terrifiant engloutissant la frontière entre le Népal et la Chine
De nouvelles images de vidéosurveillance captpurent les moments dramatiques où des fuyards ont échappé de justesse, quelques secondes avant qu'un gigantesque glissement de terrain n'engloutisse un point de passage à la frontière népalo-chinoise.
Synthétisé par IA à partir des sources citées ci-dessous.
Un glissement de terrain terrifiant a récemment frappé un point de passage situé le long de la frontière entre le Népal et la Chine. Selon les images de vidéosurveillance ayant enregistré l'incident, des personnes ont réussi à fuir la zone quelques secondes seulement avant que l'énorme glissement de terrain n'engloutisse complètement le passage.
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