Mudslide in southeast China causes electricity explosion
- 8 years ago
Footage has emerged from China of a mudslide hitting electricity wires, causing minor explosions.
The video, captured in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province on Wednesday, shows trees being cut down by the rolling mud, which then ploughs into a electricity unit, causing a series of explosions.
The mudslide was caused by heavy rain as Typhoon Megi made landfall on the Chinese mainland.
The video, captured in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province on Wednesday, shows trees being cut down by the rolling mud, which then ploughs into a electricity unit, causing a series of explosions.
The mudslide was caused by heavy rain as Typhoon Megi made landfall on the Chinese mainland.