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about the world's most horrific bombing, if not recorded by the camera, it can not be believed. Welcome to the Radio. In the history of mankind, natural and artificial disasters have appeared with terrible force. There are events that have become unbelievable, to the extent that only when images are recorded, we can better understand the extent of destruction and damage caused. In today's video, we will explore 10 of the most horrific bombings in history, and see what caused such a terrible flood. And before we start the journey, please give us a like to support our team. Number 1. The horrific bombing in Michigan, United States In May 2020, more than 10,000 people in central Michigan were forced to evacuate after the Tittabawassee River quickly rose due to heavy rain with the incident of the two-bombing of Edinburgh and Selvidge, nearly 100 years old at the same time. The incident flooded many areas in the heart of Midland, Michigan, with water levels as deep as nearly 3 meters. The National Weather Service estimates the flood in Michigan as a historical phenomenon. The image in the video was taken by a resident. At first, we see only a little water running through the soil, that is the sign of the bombing. After the pressure increased to the point and the dam was broken, the flood, the grass was swept away, and all the water inside the dam was released out. Then, a 502-page report by authorities blamed the construction process at first and dozens of years of poor management led to such consequences, affecting more than 10,000 people and 3,500 houses in the heart of Midland. Number 2. The horrific explosion of the Typhoon in Brazil Plumadinho is a city in southern Brazil, where only more than 40,000 people live. This place is also famous for the famous Corringão de Feijão, and it is also the place where the worst explosion in human history took place. The disaster occurred on January 25, 2019, when a Typhoon in Moa Quangsat here broke out and released a huge stream of water, about 1 million cubic meters of Typhoon. They crossed the working area of the Moa management company, and then continued to pour into the residential area. The accident occurred at lunchtime and the Typhoon fell into the administrative area of Moa, where hundreds of employees were working. Forty people were killed and at least 300 others were missing, that is, 200 workers at the dam and 100 people in the villages and buildings nearby. This is not an ordinary typhoon, but the disaster here is a typhoon of Typhoon and has a serious impact on the lives of people, tribes, and even animals such as fish. Environmental pollution from Typhoon Quangsat can reach Swedish factories. The Ministry of Environmental Protection of Ipamba and Balazsir has fined the management company Vell 66 million USD after the disaster. The property worth 3 USD of this corporation was immediately blocked. The scene in the video is really scary. The ground collapsed, leading to a landslide that swept everything on its way. 3. The dam in the Himalayas collapsed and fell into the Thailand Dam The Dalai Ganga area of ​​India is often referred to as the land of the gods. This name comes from many Hindu temples located in the area. This is also the Himalayas. On February 7, 2021, the dam was broken in the Dalai Ganga valley, Uttarakhand. This video was filmed by people. Looking from afar, it looks like a flock of birds passing through the valley. In fact, it is dust and broken pieces. Ice-cold water will flood the valley and cover the entire area below. Perhaps those who witness it will be haunted by the terrible sound coming from this stream. Everything didn't stop there. After a while, the water poured into a hole in the valley and quickly penetrated the concrete. Witnesses said that a wall of soil, ice and water was about to fall into the valley like a flash of lightning. The incident happened so quickly that no one had time to report it to anyone. The strong current swept through the Thailand Dam and the equipment on its way. There is a fact that Uttarakhand is the area that often causes floods and landslides. In 2013, a heavy rainstorm caused 6,000 people to die here. This incident is called the Himalayas. Due to the long streams of water flowing strongly from above the mountains, they bring mud and stones to the bottom of the valley, flood the houses, roads and bridges. There are many disputes about the cause of the landslide. There are many disputes about the cause of the landslide leading to the collapse. Some say it is due to climate change. Some say it is due to the domino effect of nature. A study has confirmed that there was a landslide and a huge landslide caused the accident. Experts estimate that the landslide can reach about 27 million square meters and landslides. The massive landslide should lead to such a terrible flood. 4. The Auburn Dam in California The Auburn Dam in California is one of the projects to control floods on the American River. The idea was born in 1950. It took 18 years to build and finally completed with a $5.1 million tunnel to connect the American River to the Mountainside River. But in 1975, everything was stopped due to a 5.7 Richter earthquake about 50 miles north. Electricity companies were concerned that the dam could not be maintained if a similar earthquake occurred, so they extended the project. In 1986, a heavy rain quickly flooded the dam and made the Auburn Dam unbearable. The soil layer was quickly eroded, despite the fact that it was designed and calculated to prevent this. The earthquake caused the dam to be deeply eroded and half of the dam was completely destroyed. Fortunately, the authorities quickly came up with measures to lower the water level of the dam in Haleiw. In 2022, they plan to build a new dam worth up to billions of dollars, but perhaps the implementation is just in calculation. 5. Chemical Disasters in Hungary Aica is a city in Hungary with about 35,000 people, located on the hills of the Bocconi mountain range. This is where one of the largest natural disasters in history took place. In October 2010, an earthquake in the area of Hungary, which caused the destruction of at least three villages in Hungary, namely Veszprem, Ziemocensoplán and Václav. This type of earthquake is a type of landslide that is recorded during the production process. Hungarian authorities estimate that there are about 1 million cubic meters of mud containing toxic chemicals that have been spilled out. After the quake, this type of earthquake contains a lot of ammonia, and other hazardous substances that can cause diseases to humans. To produce 1 ton of ammonia, the red mud blockage is released as 3 tons. Then, this is truly the worst environmental disaster in the history of the Hungarian chemical industry. Then, people have to clean up the red mud on the street and everywhere without stopping. About 80 to 90 people went to the hospital for chemicals, and 10 people died. The government closed all production activities at the factory and asked them to quickly fix the damage. Number 6. The three-box earthquake has a serious impact on the statue of Lác Sơn Đại Phật. The capital is the southwestern city of China, in Sichuan Province, near the Yangtze River, and there are more than 3 million people living here. Here is the statue of the giant Buddha Lác Sơn Đại Phật, 1,200 years old, 71 meters high, buried in the rock mountain in the 8th century. This is considered the statue of the Buddha Lác in the largest and highest rock mountain in the world. But here, the mountains are very prone to landslides when there is heavy rain and lead to severe flooding in July 2014. In 2019, road workers ran away when a large landslide washed down the mountain and broke the foundation below. Even worse flooding in 2020. Specifically, in August 2020, flooding increased, causing the foot of the giant Buddha statue in China to be wet for the first time since the 1940s. China's landslides have caused many floods, but this time it was a level 1 earthquake. Local media called it the Great Flood of 151 years in Lác Sơn. Not to mention, the terrible floods in China, especially serious in recent years, have killed many people, affected the lives of tens of millions of people and caused more than tens of billions of dollars in damage. 7. The Seishunbao Dam is Serious in Laos Seishunbao is a new province in Laos, established in December 2013. Before that, this area was a hot spot for conflict between the army and the local Mong people. Things got worse when on September 11, 2017, a water reservoir here was broken, causing the flood water to overflow. Forcing workers to flee to avoid flooding. The flood destroyed all the trees and people. If you stand on the high cliff and observe the scene that day, you can see that everything happened in a flash. When the water overflowed into the river and finally flooded, all efforts at this time were in vain because the workers' cars were also swept away by the water. The day after the terrible flood, Laos authorities mobilized rescue forces to help the people. However, up to two years later, the families affected by the flood are still waiting for compensation. 8. The Mariana Dam is Serious in Brazil The flood killed a lot of people. On November 5, 2015, the dam at the United Observation and Exploration Zone was broken, released 43.7 million cubic meters of toxic substance into the river Doce and finally moved 684 km to other places. Authorities in Mariana evacuated 600 people in the village of Bento Rorregues to the highlands. Dozens of houses were destroyed by the flood. The water from the dam overflowed to another village in the mountains, causing many people to flee. The consequences are similar to the dam breaks above. The people in the town and the villages are severely polluted. The villages in Hanoi still have to bear the heavy consequences of the earthquake with 19 people killed. Unfortunately, the back of this village was flooded, so the rescue team could not come to the rescue. The image shows that the red flood covers the entire area and flooded everything. 9. The Uzbekistan Dam Killed 90,000 People This is the Sadurba Dam, located in the region of Sidaria, central Uzbekistan, with a depth of 922 million cubic meters. It is used to irrigate agricultural land in the Dongbong Valley. But on the morning of May 1, 2020, this dam was suddenly broken after a heavy rain that hit thousands of houses, seriously damaging residential areas, communication networks and agricultural land. Of course, the Dongbong Valleys share the same fate. The government announced that about 90,000 people had to evacuate. What is worth mentioning here is that although the Sadurba Dam is located on the territory of Uzbekistan, its impact is on the neighboring country of Kazakhstan. The government of Kazakhstan criticized Uzbekistan. The damage of Kazakhstan is estimated at about $ 400,000, mainly due to the damaged Dongbong Valleys due to the flood. But the construction of the Sadurba Dam began in 2010 under the supervision of President Sheikha Mirziyoyev at that time. The dam was completed in 2017, which means that by the time the accident happened, it was only 3 years old. This is a large image, and we can see that the dam has been broken. 5 days of heavy rain and then serious danger. According to the Ministry of Finance, Uzbekistan lost about $ 1.5 trillion and will spend at least $ 400 million to repair the dam. Number 10. Broken dam in Vermont, USA St. John's Prairie is a small town located in the north of Vermont, USA. It is located on the banks of the Persimmon River. In 2006, this place was named National Geographic as the best small town thanks to the long walking trails and the attitude of the people here is wonderful. In the video, Thomas Nowitzki is walking in the morning like every day, he sees that the river looks more lively than usual. He also thought that today's scene was strange, so he took the camera back. But when he was filming this moment, a more fierce water stream appeared from nowhere. He continued to film. It was really a battle because the dam was just broken. It didn't look too bad, but the water was too strong and didn't stop rising. Through the video, we can also see the water stream more fiercely. The reason is that a dam was broken upstream, so it released all the water and kept it. As the temperature increases, the dam can slowly melt and allow the water to flow at a reasonable speed. But if the temperature increases rapidly, the dam will melt too quickly and you will see what is in this video. The video ends here. Ten horrific scenes, no matter in which country or period, are all heartbreaking. I hope that the video provides the audience with more information about the tragic disasters that have happened. If you find the program meaningful, please like and share it with your friends. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel to receive notifications when there is a new program. Goodbye and see you again!