Owners lose their homes:10+ buildings in Tianjin are tilting, sinking, cracking...worse everyday
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024
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Why was drilling suddenly happening here? Some people have unearthed the following information, namely: a new hot spring retreat was to be built nearby, and a 1,300-meter-deep hot spring well needed to be drilled.
Will they be able to have their own homes again? After the frightening night, these nearly 3,000 residents will face a very uncertain and confusing future.
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Instead of helping the residents, the police were actually there for 'stabilizations' i.e. dont complain when shit gone wrong, just shut up and deal with it on your own quietly without making a big fuss or else . Thats some dystopian nightmare right there.
I guess they thought there was going to be a riot on their hands & that's why they sent the thugs in to "..keep the peace & shut down the beast". What a shame.
their police is for show they were never intended to be like the wests
Can't have the CCP look bad and/or corrupt..send in the Storm-troopers to film and record those that are vocal........for later "education"
The CCP police used the camera to film and identify who the troublemakers are in the group. Once they are identified, the CCP will come in the middle of the night and take them away to be locked up and have their organs harvested. Just pure profits for the CCP while getting rid of a complainer.
Just can't figure out why Taiwan doesn't want to be a part of this.
Every time I think my country sucks, I look at China and think "you know what, it could be worse."
And what is your country?
So long as it's not north Korea or Russia he's almost certainly right.
@@stephenm3470 Germany.
Imagine having to live in Russia these days. I´d rather move to the arctic.
Same ( living in Denmark ) a country also all too fond of socialist tendencies.
PS: you do not want to live in the arctic, i have been there ( Greenland ) and its not alluring, and it is damn cold.
I will say the building i live in now is a small 3 floor apartment building that i think was even standing the first time Germany was "naughty " it for sure was the #2 time 🙂
BUT !!!! Denmark are currently building so called super hospitals, and one of them, well very delayed, 1 billion over budget, and really what is standing now ( most of it ) they might as well tear down and start all over.
Aside for the water coming into and out of the walls, many KM of water pipes in the hospital also need replacing,,,,,, as usual when the Danish government build it is a joke.
That tunnel we are building to Germany,,,,,, well dont expect it to be done on time,,,,, it might,,,,,, might be better than Chinese tunnels.
@@pliashmuldba Haha good to see we are not the only master builders! Stuttgart 21 (the giant train station thing) was planned with ~2.5 billion € back in 1995.
Well, we are at 9.7 billion rn and the thing is far from being finished.
When you can’t trust the buildings of a country to work, how can you trust the products they produce to ship.
I don’t think anyone in their right mind trusts Chinas goods. Everyone knows it’s cheap disposable junk but if you need quality you go somewhere else
That's very black and white thinking. Are you going to stop using your phone now given all phones are made in china?
ToFu
@@icosthop9998dreg
@@CantHandleThisCanYa buildings ✨
thanks to our great leader, we now have self opening doors and drawers, we will never have to use our hands anymore - what a great achievement
🤣 haha
😂
That's the spirit, good for you to look on the bright side.
... because living outside will definitely increase that brightness
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Glorious Leader ..thank you
Playing disgusting mind games with the victims. He's filming them and letting them know, so they'd be afraid to protest.
They need to follow the French and have a chop chop party to clean up
they'll feed the footage through facial recognition software and dock them social score or whatever that dystopian system is called.
I'd punch his lights out permanently.
... you know Walmart, and EVERY store which has Self Checkout, is doing the same thing 🤨 They're ALL Recording All Transactions, and use A.I. to examine and analyze EVERY Transactions 😠
The system has made mistakes, and people have been Charged incorrectly, because their A.I. made a mistake, or whomever is analyzing the video footage.
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@@Texaca and then what? Call the cops after you leave? Raise your prices next time? Track you down at your home? There is a massive difference between Walmart and the CCP authoritarian regime.
Yes this disaster will likely be called a "force majeure" leaving all homeowners with nothing. The typical Chinese "expert group" will find the problem due to natural causes and NOT geothermal drilling and NOT the illegal building construction next door. In this way the "expert group" gains favor with the CCP and will get promotions. Likely the homeowners will be be on the hook for the mortage even if the buildings are demolished.
Yep
They will blame the west. Particularly the US
No insurance policy for this kind of unnatural disaster for sure. They won't be able to pay their mortgage anymore after they become homeless.
Stuff sounds like everyone is playing PvP over there.
"force majeure" is another way of saying "an Act of God".
Both are spurious excuses used by Insurance Companies (and, in this case, Government) to deny liability.
Basically, EVERYTHING is (if you believe) an Act of God.
In Germany a geothermal drilling project was stopped after micro quakes and sinking of ground were observed.
Chinese will build over a sinkhole
Moron foreigners are trying to shame the Japanese into converting onsen resorts into geothermal power stations. Yes, geothermal drilling, in a country that already experiences frequent earthquakes... The idiocy is unbelievable.
@@jirajira2872 it has happened alot sadly, corruption pays far more then good business ethics.
The corruption in China is getting worse.
They DON'T care if they live or die. She hit the nail on the head...one of the many that fell out of the walls.
My son worked in China from about 2004 to 2011. When he returned home he talked about the shoddy construction of the new overnight cities. He said in Tianjin they completely drained the underground water there that left a big hole.
When people only care for the money than people.
Imagine losing your whole money poured into a house and losing that house in this tofu dreg mess
and being forced to still pay for them.
@@rogerbartlet5720 and got arrested for complaining about paying them.
I feel terrible for the Chinese people, but the entire world is headed in the exact same direction. Especially in the US.
@@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916 Maybe I missed something, but I've never seen a mess like this one in the USA, yet. There would be class-action lawsuits, regulatory investigations, fines and the people in charge would have a lots of bad days to look forward to, as would the banks that financed it.
@@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916 ROTTEN TAIL
There was another situation similar to this in another city. Well, experts poured in and concluded that it was due to sudden movement of the earth below the buildings, in other words, natural disaster! Problem solved! Will the tenants get any compensation? Will the buildings rebuild? Will there be investigation on whether building codes were violated? Not optimistic, but one thing for sure, mortgage payment continues! This is the workers' paradise on earth, workers work to create a paradise for the party and its members.
"Workers paradise" because... they call themself "communist" party?
China and Russia are among the most cutthroat capitalist hellholes next to the USA. Just the USA has "freedom" rethoric, and China has "communist" rethoric. In both it's mostly oligarchs calling the shots and exploiting everybody else.
My heart goes out to those poor, hard-working people that will not be able to occupy their condos, but will be expected to pay those mortgages for the rest of their lives. What a sham.😢
the ppl that supported the slave owners and swallowed all the flavoraid till its too late
I wouldn't pay any more mortgage if I cannot live there due to no fault of mine. GTFOFH!
This is why strict building regulations can be important. If youre allowed to build whatever you want, wherever you want, however you want, with the only goal to be "build as much as fast as possible", you get stuff like this. This makes San Francisco's leaning tower look like a perfectly stable building.
one good earthquake is all we gotta wait on for one of their cities to fall
I heard the leaning can't even be seen with the naked eye.
not just strict building BUT strict and professonal geological surveys, to ensure where you build is stable and capable of holding what you make on it. A building is only as strong as the ground its laid on
Incentives and risks matter. When people get their money up front and can't lose it, don't be surprised when they do shoddy work.
building regulations don't exist in china. Companies and build an apt before getting the proper paperwork *bribery and black dealings are rampant here* With all the money they get, they spend much of it on high priced food n drink...then have little left over and buy pool quality materials. It's a corrupted system from top to bottom.
Scary stuff!! And no-one will be held accountable for it!!
They might find a lower level scapegoat that gets executed and then everything is fine again. The top brass that are well connected with the Party won't be touched.
@@fdk7014 Back in the 90's I remember a Chinese subcontractor was caught making refrigerator parts with inferior materials. The management team was actually executed by the government as punishment. This was before they were in the WTO. I remember thinking these guys don't mess around when it comes to reputation. Times change.
If you think you're in a bad spot, just think: "At least I don't live in China".
"At least I'm not a poor or middle class person living in..."
Rich people are usually very much ok in China. Or the US. Or.. pretty much everywhere.
There's a ot of truth to that old adage that you can judge the value of a society in how they treat their weakest and poorest, and I'm pretty sure I don't want to live as a poor person in China, Russia, USA, India, or any of those desert oil dictatorships.
Well I am glad I don't live in that shithole country.
@@_annoyed4692exactly. Look how low they treat the poor in china, they dont even help. And in america a lot of them i hear talking about "why should my money go into helping these people" like these are the exact kind of people that will lead a society that to being heartless and decaying. They dont wanna kill their poor but they dont wanna help them either. Lol what do they think the poor will do, these ppl are just stupid. Instead of fixing the root of the problem of homelessness, people who need support or crime rate, they just blame the people and think thats gonna do anything.
Oddly I lived in Tianjin 11 years around the turn of this century, which is brought me here today. Thankfully not living there any more!
Let all those saying no issue to stay in the buildings with their own families too show their sincerity
If you ever feel helpless, just remember you're not stuck in China
True!
Im in China now, thankfully not this part, but it can happen anywhere. I do live in Sichuan and we do have earthquakes here. Since ive been there ive felt 2 serious tremors. It's quite scary to imagine your building being unstable and unsafe with no official government acknowledgement, compensation or help
not an earthquake when man made
@@basillah7650that’s actually not how that works at all
You need to GET OUT of China fast. The entire China under CCP is going to hell.
In all my trips to China, I learned to avoid walking close to tall building due to falling tiles and masonry. The building look all shiny and luxurious but the workmanship is shoddy
Looks like the building was constructed by filling a marshland and the filling was not allowed to be settled for 5-10 years. Or it could be due to drilling nearby.
People are insane, shit is still tilting, ground is still breaking and they enter to make videos of how damaged building is from the inside...
Because that's the only thing they think they can do to get the word out, as this same video shows that the state media refused to acknowledge the damage in the buildings, downplaying it as minor cracks in the road.
Let's just hope the next time the state media reports, a piece of the building falls on the crew's head completely caught live on camera for everyone to see.
@@Quadrolithium and videos will change nothing. Provinces are pretty much black boxes on ther own. No media will be brave enough to publish it in China (and outside world doesn't care). And even when enough people sees it to start some protests and some demands than state will do what it always does. Send police co-operating with local mafia to deal with people. Like... these people know it so they endanger themelves for nothing.
Chinese architects and engineers are also creative. They made the residents to live on a tilted building. WOW...
This video clarified the purpose of the geothermal drilling. I had originally assumed that it was part of a heat pump system which didn't make sense since it ought to have been drilled before the building construction had begun. It's even worse to have learnt that the drilling was, in fact, intended to supply a hot spring facility. I strongly suspect that the underlying ground subsidence was simply accelerated by the drilling. In all cases, I don't think high rise construction should ever have been allowed upon this unstable soil
I know it's stating the obvious but those buildings need to come down,no one should even enter them for any reason,they are irrepairable
Quality workmanship!!
I not sure how you would even go about fixing something like that.
Honestly, you can't, at least not cheaply. It'll take some major work to even have a chance to fix these. Depending on the soil conditions, it may honestly be cheaper just to level the buildings and start again.
@@googleit1131 The leveled buildings will make a better base (compacted properly) 🤣for the new construction..
Ducktape
I mean you 'can' but who would do it? it would likely cost more than what the entire building is worth. You'd have to spend a year to first analyze what the cause is, so you can then spend another year to plan how to remedy it, then spend 1-2 years implementing the plan. If you're 'lucky' this entire process would take 2-3 years and be probably hundreds of millions of dollars
@@JSAF0 Why are giant and jacks (you misspelled it, no apostrophe) capitalized? You're obviously not super bright. If there are chasms opening up underneath the buildings, then there's nothing that can be done.
This is strange as Tianjin is a major city close to Beijing.
It isn't strange, as it is in China.
So... what difference does the size of Tianjin or proximity to Beijing have to do with it? Oh, it's a big city, so nature shouldn't happen underneath it? Logic isn't your strong suit, is it?
Well winnie Xi pooh does want all the people to move out of Beijing
Hes building a city , I forget the name, but it's on swamp land or something and nobody wants to move there !
Chinese geological engineers are working hard to get buildings to sink on all sides at an equal rate, fixing the tilt issue. If a building does collapse, the rubble can be purchased at a very reduced rate.
I live near a large former sinkhole in FL. The area of the sinkhole is fenced off for 10 years= not fixable.
It's disgusting how CCP / Police handle matters to SAVE FACE and blame the residents for complaining. We are filming you and will get you later so shut up ! Obviously, Drilling deep wells near the property has destabilized the ground and undermined the properties. I wonder what the Chinese people can do ?
Nothing to do with the government at all.
Say no to Fracking
I was interested to note the rebar in the concrete, in the underground car park was all rusted up, which means it's already compromised. The buildings are going to fall down sooner, rather than later
And the sad truth is that not one single person, anywhere on the planet, is even slightly surprised.
Quality control is such an efficient thing in China. Everything ALWAYS built to such exacting standards.
U forgot the ending...Not !
You would have thought that the developer would have carried out an area check on the foundation. Makes you realise that you shouldn't just purchase a property based on that looks nice, but you need to get a surveyor to carryout a full check on the foundation
Sounds like there wasn't an issue until the drilling rigs were put in. You can't take out that much groundwater that fast without compromising it.
They pumped a lot of water out for geothermal energy nearby and now the entire ground is settling downwards because there's no more water to support it
You would of thought they wouldn't be so stupid to drill near the buildings ?
CCP; but profit.......not our fault !
The most interesting thing about these tofu dreg projects, unused and abandoned infrastructure (like many of China's abandoned high speed rail stations) and ghost cities is that the CCP leadership consists overwhelmingly of engineers and scientists. Many analysts have long assumed this model was superior to the western model where lawyers dominate the political leadership. One would assume the CCP would have ensured buildings and infrastructure would be built competently. Maybe it boils down to hubris and corruption. All these scientists and engineer leaders HAD to have known the building standards were woefully inadequate. It seems China is literally falling apart. All of a sudden the "Chinese miracle" is starting to look like a sham.
They don't care if a few tens of thousands dies if they can get more money through corruption. The CCP knows if their citizens dies, they just replace them with the next area citizens since they have so many people.
their arrogance is most apparent in the one child policy. CCP treats people like cattlee to breed more or less by will of their owner and landlords (CCP owns all land in China, its only leased out 70 years).
I have a few baby chicks that love your male narrator's voice, it lulls them to sleep very easily -- so thanks lol.
Man, I get nervous if rain gets too close to our foundation, seeing buildings tilt and crack like this is wacko. Maybe I missed this bit of info, but do they still have to pay their mortgage note??
His voice is so nice e to listen to, it relaxes me into easy sleep too. 😅
Well, based in CCP's reputation they'll still have to pay for it.
Pretty sure it's AI.
@@thearpox7873 No, it's 5G.
A little water won't hurt a foundation.
MUST BE DEMOLISHED
I hope everyone gets their valuables out before that building collapses. What a disaster happening
Were I one of these residents, I would be getting the hell out of there. Those buildings are going down. Get FAR away from those buildings because they could topple over.
that is like living on the edge of cliff. never know when you will go out. so scary.
Normal Chinese quality, nothing to worry about🙃
Wow I wouldn't want to go into those buildings, I be to afraid they come down while I was in it. So sad!
that's terrifying & devastating for the homeowners.
I'm very sorry for the people of China. The majority of the people are hardworking and deserve more from their Leader. I will pray for you and pray that one day you will be free to choose your future and decide what's best for the majority not just the élite. I pray that your children and grand children will have the time to fix the problems your leader has created. Many of the problems are beyond fixing, They will need to be torn down and people are able to construct their own cities, agriculture and historic beliefs.
Bless those that are suffering. May God grant you grace and prosperity. May God also punish those that have harmed you.
I'm just a guy from Oklahoma that supports a new China. A China that is really for the people and perhaps then, China and the US can be great friends.
This is tragic. My heart goes out to the residents.
Those properties are now worth nothing.
Tofu dreg constructions never had any worth to begin with, to be honest, it's just thst CCP is good at convincing its gullible citizens that it was high-quality and not tofu dreg
I don't understand how those builders get away with that
The Leaders are invested in the companies.
The reason they got away with is, 1) who's in charge of inspecting, 2) it was all done in the name of "increasing wealth" in the department of the economy, 3) & the higher up authorities are also to blame for the lack of over sight.
& this is just scratching the surface & opening up some doors behind the issue(s).
Corruption. That's how.
Is call corruption
@@rogerbrownreacts8528 CCP bribes!
I bet you the builders didn’t do the right amount of cement , steels and other materials. They probably kept portion of the budget for the projects and pocketed them. The government officials
probably connived with the builders and enriched themselves at the expense of the residents. The quality of the buildings are probably cheap and not properly built.
The faster it goes up, the faster it will fail. This is a very dangerous situation for these people. These buildings are going to topple.
The most important thing is that no one loses face and has to be ashamed.
The whole rotten essence of the PRC condensed in one short video.
@Jack Smith Yeah sure Ho...go collect your 50 cents from the CCP.
Had several building failures in Sydney Australia totally cracked up. Subsidence is a real problem when developers ignore reality. Several towers built on screwed foundations into sand. Greed is normally the deed that starts these problems. Leaking roofs windows falling out etc flooded car parks...it's a world wide problem not just China's.
Now i am worried about the bridge they put up in Manila.
Playing as a devil's advocate: Honestly, let it get destroyed by itself hopefully, so the Filipinos would finally see the true quality of it, if it had casualties, the harder they'll find out that chinese constructions will need to be thoroughly inspected, I feel like their president will just wipe it under the rug just like what CCP did
I'd use a boat instead.
That building is falling, it’s making gaps as it tilts over in the soft unprepared ground. Id say it’s going to completely tip over in the next few days.
If this is in their country imagine how the infrastructure is like in other parts of the world. And control should be peacefully handed over to these geniuses?
good insight
@@goods1224 the only difference is the people in Miami will get monetary compensation where as the Chinese in Tianjin will still have to pay off the mortgage of the collapsed building
“The elevator had an electrical leak so some residents evacuated” What?
Movement of the Earth's Crust?!? Why not every building, or the entire city??
What a dumb excuse! The party may just adopt it as the official cause. Anything not to compensate for the damage and save face...and a few billion..
🤣🤣🤡
That was only a comment from the netizens about the situation, of one possible replies by the local government, but it may be not very far from what may be said officially.
Only the CCP understands science, no other people can comment because the CCP are always right and when they are not they will make sure they are.
It's localized removal of ground water causing it. It's up to 32 buildings in the development as of yesterday, and that red brick one nearby, visibly sinking on one side.
There's no fixing that once the building is cracked.
High rise buildings on un-stable ground.
Poor people. When I see how the government in China deals with such serious cases, I consider myself lucky not to have been born and raised in China. Human rights there are clearly just a word on paper, not something that is respected in reality!
Trying eating a Rucking. Rat head with duck body mixed with toilet water to feed students all over China and it accepted because more money for the doctors and pharmacy and one less student to deal with.
What a nightmare for these poor citizens! Those leaning buildings are dangerous.
Hope everyone is safe and they get help.😮
trying to compete with d leaning tower of Pisa😢
So that's why most developers in dubai don't like chinese engineers or designers.
Anybody surprised, raise your hands.
Single family house on your own piece of land.
Still can have plenty of problems, but at least it's not housing dozens or even hundreds of families.
The commie bosses are having a heart attack knowing they can't block this
The saddest part is these buildings will collapse. They need to make sure everyone is out for safety. Someone needs to find these people accommodations.
It seems from the video there there is both subsidence and uplift occurring. There was mention of a clay layer being drilled through by the "geothermal drilling" project next door. You have to be very careful when drilling to not create a conduit where liquids and gases can move between different geologic layers. If the drilling has created a conduit between an aquifer and a clay layer, water will move from the aquifer into the clay layer. The clay layer will soak up water like a sponge and can expand to multiple times its previous thickness. The aquifer layer, with pressure released, will compact. These will not proceed in a synchronized, orderly, uniform, or constant manner with regards to each other, leading to the non-uniformity of what is happening at the surface. The only way to stop the process is to plug the conduit along its entire depth, but this will not immediately stop the effects propogating up to the surface. The two affected geologic layers will take years if not decades to fully stabilize so surface changes will decrease but may not completely stop for that time. In addition, if there is now a hydrated clay layer, that presents an indefinite time period risk of greater damage to structures on the surface if the area were hit by an earthquake.
Read "liquifaction".
So, they gutted out the underground foundation that supported the structures, thereby making them uninhabitable and making people flee...
How symbolic is that?
The Leaning Towers of Tianjin 🤣🤣🤣
That's the results of Chinese "fast construction" technology. The same with "Cheap Chinese products" era.
Avoid all newly built and developed buildings in China. I have a well constructed building in a community. The downfall of the construction sector is a blessing since they don’t have the money anymore to replace the older community with a tofu construction project.
Have you even bother to understand this video? LOL. Its not the building issue but rather the underground problem caused by nearby deep drilling.
@@elijahnoah Building includes land surveys which were apparently not properly done as always. Building and deep drilling activities require licenses in which land surveys play an important role for obvious reasons.
I'll be praying for all of you. Hope nobody gets hurt . Stay safe 🙏
The interiors of the one unit were very nice and comparable to nice homes in America. Even the furnishings would go well here. I am sorry for the occupants. We wish only the best for you. No one in America is your enemy.
"Noone" is an overstatement.
They send police?! Where are the engineers??
where are the regulatory checks and balances? so only the construction companies & government are protected, but the consumers still have to pay? how corrupt
9:08 pipes aren't meant to flex but they're durable enough that most of them can handle it. The cracking concrete is a huge issue though.
Now that I have watched several of these reports I now understand the behavior of the Chinese I have met. What a horrible culture to be assigned to. Everyone desperate, herded, processed, and used like cattle by a small minority. All these people just want to live a peaceful existence but a greedy few with dreams of being a divine emperor with a plan for conquest with no regard for the society is doomed to fail.
When there are 10 oppressed people and one oppressor… It is the fault of the oppressed for not rising up when such a numerical advantage exists
@@CantHandleThisCanYa agreed, but Chinese people can't win all due to their cultural values, that is if it doesn't effect me, i don't care even if my neighbour is dying, Chinese people throughout the history have never won once , they have been conditioned to live while being oppressed.
@@wokenessaplague5387I like your comment but I don't understand " onces "?
@@glennkerrison6108 spelling error, resolved
german here.
dunno how the bureaucracy in china is structured, but any sane nation has laws to check for ground conditions, before approving development projects like these.
I can tell you why they send in some thugs in uniforms to shut up the complaints: these buildings were build on ground unable to support the weight by the buildings they've put on top, and before construction even started, some official singed permits to build there anyways, either by disregarding expert analysis, or by having skipped calling for any to beginn with. Bribes were almost certainly involved. This looks really fucking bad for the local (probably whole) government, and instead of admitting fault and firing the official responsible for that fuckup, while offering aid, shelter and compensation for those affected by their incompetence, china does what china always does, and stomps on necks until no complaints come forth anymore.
Dawniej delty rzek były dla rolnictwa wyjątkowo w ChRL gdzie od tysięcy lat nowe warstwy mułu osadzały się i które nie nadają się na tak wysoką zabudowę ale KPCh jest w amoku budowlanym.
I had a stroke trying to read this lol
I don’t see how they can make these buildings save to move back into. It’s just going to get worse and worse until they fall down. It’s only a matter of time. 😢. I feel for the people have got suckered to buy one of these places. But it’s pretty typical of Chinese construction.
If I remember well from school, more than 1/3 tilt it's doomed for a catastrophic fall. But that was for pillars. I don't know if that applies to an entire building.
After the September 21, 1999 ，series of earthquakes and aftershocks in Taiwan, shoddy work of unscrupulous builders were revealed. The empty cooking oil containers were added to what was supposed to be the pillars of their constructions. This incident is a reminder of how selfish and greedy some entrepreneurs can be.
Imagine the quality imparted into the many overseas builds such as dams, bridges, roads, power plants, etc...?
#gooluck 🤣
#hotgarbage
TOFU!!!
look at 11:06 - the geothermal rig has literally collapsed and still the "experts" say it has nothing to do with the problem! Unreal!
tofu dreg
I'm near tianjin. I should go out for a weekend day and go check this out. It's some dang scary stuff.
You can't just build a multistory tower wherever the heck you feel like it!
Elevator had an electric leak😮.
This country is a freaking mess.
Don't worry we will paint over all the cracks, your home is fine.
The experts aren't allow to disagree with the government narrative.
"The news only covered portions of the damage, are we not important?" ...uhh, CCP would like to have you repeat that line again, surely u r bright enough to figure it out :)
I was wondering, if its because of the geothermal drilling, why on that building only? It should be all of the building. I think its another tofu project? Hmn...
its pretty much all of buildings
Yeah, went from 15 buildings a week ago to at least 32 of them. Info was in previous video on this channel.
@@wintersbattleofbands1144 it’s insane but what is actually happening?
I was there when they built this estate. Must have been 50 odd tower cranes over the concrete towers. I was amazed at the size of the project. Used to seeing one or two in a capital city in Oz, as normal, the rate of construction in 2004 was huge. Also, they were driving San Francisco type spaghetti highways through residential 5 storey estates. Crazy.
Gee, I just can't understand why Taiwan doesn't want to be a part of this? 🥴
I like the idea of Geothermal projects in general; though they usually need to be done carefully and far away from multi story constructions or you could end up with problems like this.
Sending out my love and prayers 🙏 ❤️ for all of the families being impacted by this tragedy. Stay strong 💪
Oooh that will help
To the people who are personally affected by this incident, I can imagine how difficult and stressful this situation must be for you. It is heartbreaking to see residents lose their homes and belongings due to circumstances beyond their control. I wish that the CPCommunist authorities would have taken swift action to provide support and assistance to those affected🚸🥍🎌🤞✝☦✝ and that a thorough investigation will be conducted to determine the cause of the incident and prevent similar tragedies from happening in the future though only individuals like us in Tianjin are investigating it and the CPCommunists are clearly covering it up.
My thoughts are with you and all those affected by this incident. I hope that you will find the strength and support you need to overcome this difficult time. Stay strong. 💪⛑
9:00 this lovely lady is competent, well-trained translator.
I meant to type 'is a'-
That is a lot of tofu!
At most most tofu hides its nature for a while.