Same thing they're doing in the mountains clearing out trees so they can build roads, the trees and their roots are what hold the ground together. Get rid of that, the ground will eventually give. Especially on mountains.
Muy acertada su observación, esa piscina tiene una capacidad de al menos 15 litros, mas el peso de la misma estructura, o sea que el peso debe rondar las 20 toneladas "flotando" en la misma nada.
Oh, I'm sure everyone is rushing out to buy trees, then wait 20 years to start doing their job, to grow amongst the concrete holding everything together.....or, the house could've been built on a solid base, not an unstable hillside/sand dune.....
Buildings in mexico are A Lot stronger and well built than in Europe and rhe U.S., they are required to stand Earthquakes and other disasters, the problem is the flooding ceeates these landslides and even tho its reinforced @@davebruneau6068
Acapulco just can't catch a break. Between recent increase in crime and now hit by two consecutive hurricanes I can only pray for its people. If you can donate to any NPO that helps disaster relief it would be very appreciated
Aquí en el norte de Veracruz llueve bastante en temporada hasta 15 días pero casi no hay deslaves tal vez xq es tierra con piedra tepetate y laja resiste más,en el vídeo es arena más frágil .
Looks a lot like NC and VA today. Disparaging finger pointers are pretty low. It seems this is the new normal. If it's not happening one place, it's happening at another, or at many places all at once. Race and nationality have nothing to do with this.
The lowest of lows to hit someone when they’re already down. People are really despicable. It’s rational, caring people like you that makes me have some hope for humanity. ❤✌️
Vermont has seen this two years in a row. Total devastation in half the state. Great article in Associated Press today about how this is the new normal due to man made climate change.
Estuve en tres oportunidades en México,la última llegamos a Acapulco el mar es precioso las playas no tienen sargazo como en Cancun,nos alojamos en el hotel Elcano,vi las casas de famosos actores y actrices muy lindo todo.Siento mucho lo qué les sucedió con esos últimos huracanes.Fuerza México 🇲🇽 bendiciones desde Bogotá Colombia.
A Marilyn Monroe, Johnny Weissmüller, John F. Kennedy, Michael Jackson les fascinaba ir allá a Acapulco. A nadie le importa que a un don nadie como tú no le guste. 😂😂😂
@@jessdetoledotoledo1300 éso fué hace millones de años, cuando Acapulco era un verdadero paraíso, ahora un feo lugar contaminado con submarinos en sus playas y gente corriente, así le pasará a Cancún !
@@Eduardomontell1013 Estoy de acuerdo contigo por Acapulco pero Cancun es diferente, La zona turística esta fuera de la ciudad. En Acapulco la zona turística histórica esta en la ciudad.
“Comedians” is a diplomatic way of putting it. I would say a-holes! Anyway, hope you’re doing okay. Acapulco was hit very hard just last year. I bet you guys are exhausted from having to deal with yet another major storm. Take care, be safe. ✌️
My house was built on a hill, with a solid foundation made of lots of deep concrete pillars. Torrential rains every year and not a centimeter of movement. It’s been here for eighteen years and counting.
@@richardrubin1763 The planet still has plenty of room for more people. We have been told so many times now that we would shortly run out of this or that but have always met the challenge with new technology or efficiencies. Humans are creative and adaptable, a big reason why we are the dominant species on Earth. Whatever new challenge arises, we'll solve that, too.
@@arthur-1290 No, with innovation. Things like refrigeration, industrial farming and agriculture. Crop rotation and now regenerative farming. Technology used to increase and manage yields. Reliable transport and storage. Efficient distribution. Worldwide recycling and efforts to conserve energy and water. We are always inventing and using new ways to make life better, more efficient and more green.
Los humildes , los cariñosos, los adorables. Los que dans su camisa para usted. Elles siempre vienen à la cola de todo, del bueno y del mejor pero siempre à la capeza de lo peor para el resto. Rezamos para un tantito de justicia en Acapulco.
Хороший был дом... Но природа безжалостна, если в чем то человек ошибся. В Японии сделали подземный резервуар, ёмкостью 500 футбольных полей для приема ливневых осадков. Видимо здесь тоже такое сделать не лишне.
Im No carpenter but those building walls looked a lil thin and Nothing seemed to be Supoorting anything, just built on top of Dirt, on the hill. . Yikes.
Two die in mudslide as Hurricane John makes landfall in Mexico ► www.theguardian.com/world/2024/sep/24/tropical-storm-john-mexico-flooding
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Oh tip to come taste mex city water loss
Building pools that have massive amounts of weight with barely any foundation on sand sounds like a great idea
Sounds very Chinese.
Same thing they're doing in the mountains clearing out trees so they can build roads, the trees and their roots are what hold the ground together. Get rid of that, the ground will eventually give. Especially on mountains.
Muy acertada su observación, esa piscina tiene una capacidad de al menos 15 litros, mas el peso de la misma estructura, o sea que el peso debe rondar las 20 toneladas "flotando" en la misma nada.
@@ba-gg6joReally. You have never been to China.
@@Ksgggg you don't have to go to Iceland to know it is cold.
You mean placing 150,000 pounds of water on a cliff was a bad idea?
More of a sand dune than a cliff I think, that was a lot of sand.
I didn't see any pilings. What could go wrong.
And don’t have strong building codes and standards😂
It had sand and bricks holding it 😩
@@leslieberwick7315 Come on! It's in Mexico. If you have ever been there, that one is a stable one for the area!
This is what happens when you cut all the trees down.
This is what happens when you build too close to the edge, on an unstable cliff.
and zero building codes...or laws
Oh, I'm sure everyone is rushing out to buy trees, then wait 20 years to start doing their job, to grow amongst the concrete holding everything together.....or, the house could've been built on a solid base, not an unstable hillside/sand dune.....
Buildings in mexico are A Lot stronger and well built than in Europe and rhe U.S., they are required to stand Earthquakes and other disasters, the problem is the flooding ceeates these landslides and even tho its reinforced @@davebruneau6068
True, Trees help absorb that water
House built on sand 😮
Yea, keep building homes on mountains, hills, and cliffs folks.
dummies
Building on rock is fairly safe.
Building on soil like that is asking for trouble.
Money first consequences next. Typical.
Most of Mexico is mountainous or hilly
@@soupdrinker If Mexico would be a pancake it will reach Chili and some as a governor of the State of Oaxaca told me in 1988.
Too bad for anybody who lived below the slide ...
My thoughts exactly.
At least they have running water.
Acapulco just can't catch a break. Between recent increase in crime and now hit by two consecutive hurricanes I can only pray for its people. If you can donate to any NPO that helps disaster relief it would be very appreciated
Pray'res go out to all affected by this storm in lives lost and homes destroyed. I hope these people will be able to recover from this disaster.
I feel for the homeowners in the house below.
6 days of intense rain non stop, regards from Ixtapa, 4 hours north Acapulco.
I wish the drivers have a little respect for the people walking in the water
And shop and house owners too
Aquí en el norte de Veracruz llueve bastante en temporada hasta 15 días pero casi no hay deslaves tal vez xq es tierra con piedra tepetate y laja resiste más,en el vídeo es arena más frágil .
La naturaleza recuperando lo que es suyo no hay más
That storm just sat there.. 🙏
Poor rich people. Thoughts and prayers
Do you feel better now?
@@SimplySheilaB Yes! 💯
The people below are the ones who suffer
@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426. Isn't that ALWAYS the case.
@@Catnyp2828 100% for sure it is
Poor engineering. Look at that loose soil.
Imagine swimming at the time
Looks a lot like NC and VA today. Disparaging finger pointers are pretty low. It seems this is the new normal. If it's not happening one place, it's happening at another, or at many places all at once. Race and nationality have nothing to do with this.
The lowest of lows to hit someone when they’re already down. People are really despicable. It’s rational, caring people like you that makes me have some hope for humanity. ❤✌️
Vermont has seen this two years in a row. Total devastation in half the state. Great article in Associated Press today about how this is the new normal due to man made climate change.
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world
Hey, I know you!...
@@ceeemm1901 have a nice day
In India we had a big flash flood and landslide which washed away a city. A month ago
A whole city was washed away and it wasn't in the news? Shut up. 😂
@@Christoffski wayanad landslide
@@elara2498 There is no city called Wayanad. There were some small but beautiful villages in the region.
Is that city in the middle of the Indian ocean?
No es posible que haya construido en una ladera una alberca , como es que tienen permiso del ayuntamiento y por que ??
Tenian una alberca ahi, pareciera una colonia popular o de bajos recursos, extraño!?
This is why first world countries have building standards and health and safety regulations
Estuve en tres oportunidades en México,la última llegamos a Acapulco el mar es precioso las playas no tienen sargazo como en Cancun,nos alojamos en el hotel Elcano,vi las casas de famosos actores y actrices muy lindo todo.Siento mucho lo qué les sucedió con esos últimos huracanes.Fuerza México 🇲🇽 bendiciones desde Bogotá Colombia.
Do you think that's the US's fault?
Q chimba d ingeniero q
les hizo la piscina sostenido con arenita 😮
gracias a Dios no había niños ahí
😢
🇨🇴👠
This would make a GREAT theme park ride.
No estaba edificada sobre roca, sino sobre arena.
Darling, we are absolutely secure, flood will never climb up to our house level.
10,000 tonnes of water on a sandy berm was a poor engineering decision.
It still looks swimmable
The constructor was a fcking genius 😂😂
Acapulco siempre ha Sido un feo lugar para vacaciones, fuí una vez , nunca volví!
A Marilyn Monroe, Johnny Weissmüller, John F. Kennedy, Michael Jackson les fascinaba ir allá a Acapulco. A nadie le importa que a un don nadie como tú no le guste. 😂😂😂
@@jessdetoledotoledo1300 éso fué hace millones de años, cuando Acapulco era un verdadero paraíso, ahora un feo lugar contaminado con submarinos en sus playas y gente corriente, así le pasará a Cancún !
@@Eduardomontell1013 Estoy de acuerdo contigo por Acapulco pero Cancun es diferente, La zona turística esta fuera de la ciudad. En Acapulco la zona turística histórica esta en la ciudad.
Hello from acapulco flood evrywere
¿Pero cuánta agua había en la piscina? inundó incluso las calles.
Landslides really scary times
You've heard of "Acapulco Gold", well that's "Acapulco Comedy Gold"....
I know Acapulco heat, a tv show in 90s 😅😅
Golden acapulco 🤪
MARANATHA
Now imagine if Mexico used the building systems of the u.s., the house will be long gone after the first wind hit it
Like that earthquake that hit mexico city in 1985?
Yes, let's stand 25 to 50 feet away because nothing else could possibly go wrong.
That looked expensive.😅
You don't buy pools in a Two Dollar Shop...
Omg they’re going loco down there!
That soil... house needed a more solid foundation... piles even
aquien se le encargó la colocación de una alberca en terreno arenoso no saco el estudio de suelos???????
At this rate it wont be long before there is a Hurricane John IX
Ay, MI ciudad!!!
They have a knack for building houses on unsteady places in that country
OSHA AND SAFETY REGULATIONS ARE NOT A HIGH PRIORITY IN ANY THIRD WORLD COUNTRY KIDS!
And ya´ll have a knack for shi tting on Mexico anytime you get the chance...
@@buzz5969 Should we show him the video of the collapse of the Condo building in first world Miami? Just to start. ?
Typical Comment from an Ignorant..
Condo prolly built by m3xican construction workers
Everyone has a comment ,,, to share ,, some are comedians . It’s bad . Lots of water .
“Comedians” is a diplomatic way of putting it. I would say a-holes! Anyway, hope you’re doing okay. Acapulco was hit very hard just last year. I bet you guys are exhausted from having to deal with yet another major storm. Take care, be safe. ✌️
You could actually do a Triple Lindy on the way down without any diving boards.
La imagen de la piscina cayendo es vieja. Abajo se ve la vida normal, como si nada.
yo quisiera saber quien fue el Q"genio " que se le ocurrio poner la picina en un acantilado ??????
I'm sure it passed building code with a stamp of approval...
На песке хорошо картофан сажать. Но здесь явно минус, работать на участке придется в полусогнутом состоянии.
Cleveland, having a swim: No no no no no!
yes it appears to be
Oh wow. Why do ppl continue to build on clifs and mountains?
Would you rather build in the valley bottoms and flood everything yearly?
Run!
Neil Diamond is not happy about this..
Actually the landslides were caused by building homes on ground with no substrate.
That is going to take millions to clean up.
Nobody will waste a peso on it.😊
Y se marchó...🌊👋🏼
Well, its mother nature's way of getting back from what was taken from it.
That’s why u don’t built houses in hills. Flat people flat. Say it with me Fffffffffffflllllaaaaaaaatt
Flat earth
You build on something that will give you a proper foundation.
a pile of sand is not going to give anyone a firm foundation.
My house was built on a hill, with a solid foundation made of lots of deep concrete pillars. Torrential rains every year and not a centimeter of movement. It’s been here for eighteen years and counting.
@@sergiosaunier yea 18yrs is to early. They go bad in 40+. U got 22 yrs left.
@@Truthsearcherforever777 Don’t worry. House is already set on the terrain. I’m fine and will be for decades to come.
Some excellent switched on engineering there and responsible building approval.
Kramer: “its bubbly time jerry”
I would not be standing there 😮
Ohhh nooo.
I thought Acapulco was a mythical destination on The Love Boat lol
The world is falling apart
I think that this is all natural. There is just much more construction in places that were wisely avoided in the past.
Too many people on the planet. Too many living longer and using resources at a record pace.
Capitalism has met its match.....nature.
@@richardrubin1763 The planet still has plenty of room for more people. We have been told so many times now that we would shortly run out of this or that but have always met the challenge with new technology or efficiencies. Humans are creative and adaptable, a big reason why we are the dominant species on Earth. Whatever new challenge arises, we'll solve that, too.
@@cvn6555with a war against ourselves?
@@arthur-1290 No, with innovation. Things like refrigeration, industrial farming and agriculture. Crop rotation and now regenerative farming. Technology used to increase and manage yields. Reliable transport and storage. Efficient distribution. Worldwide recycling and efforts to conserve energy and water. We are always inventing and using new ways to make life better, more efficient and more green.
😂😂😂😂 serves you all right , I only feel sorry for the people who lives on the lower hillside.
Los humildes , los cariñosos, los adorables. Los que dans su camisa para usted. Elles siempre vienen à la cola de todo, del bueno y del mejor pero siempre à la capeza de lo peor para el resto. Rezamos para un tantito de justicia en Acapulco.
Looks similar to the aftermath of cyclone Jasper, last year, in tropical north QUEENSLAND, AU. Many houses still in ruin.
Que triste y que difícil situación.
Invirtiendo sobre arena y barranco, creo que fue una mala idea 😞.
Wow!
Una deficiente cimentación.
Collect as much rain as you can for drinking
0:13 This wasn‘t the place, to build a house.
Deep end just got a lot deeper.
Who knew sand was a bad building block!
Like their cars.
oh no, anyways...
I hate it when that happens
The jealousy prayers of the neighbors were finally answered.
Yes well that is no bueno 😬
Parece que Diosito no quiere a Acapulco 😢
Parece que Diosito tampoco quiere al historico pueblo de Asheville , North Corolina que esta nadando en agua en este momento.
@@chocon8818 no da tregua la naturaleza, mientras el huracán embestía Acapulco, también sufrieron un sismo.
Méjico de mi alma. DIOS Santo 😢😮
Хороший был дом... Но природа безжалостна, если в чем то человек ошибся. В Японии сделали подземный резервуар, ёмкостью 500 футбольных полей для приема ливневых осадков. Видимо здесь тоже такое сделать не лишне.
y el soriana re tranqui 🤑👊
mexico pieced together
😂😂😂 классная идея! Я тоже сделаю бассейн у себя в квартире на 9 этаже жилого дома... 😂😂😂
Lookout below
yeah, they should not be there, but in their defense, was 1 month worth of rain in 6 days
Geotech was lacking
Нашли место для бассейна
Crazy weather
Yup! Don't see any Teslas driving around in that place!
Prepare for climate refugees.
What? dum*best comment so far.
@@edas1315 Nope, it was just edged out by yours....
Kendrick you watching ? You better .
Im No carpenter but those building walls looked a lil thin and Nothing seemed to be Supoorting anything, just built on top of Dirt, on the hill. . Yikes.
Acapulco Acapulcoaca
Aaaaacaaaaapuuuulco
Aaaaacaaaaapuuuulco
Some people are bad-heart would be so happy for this screen...