Brief version of the news
- A large landslide occurred on the border between India and China, completely washing away part of the highway between Roing and Anini.
- Fortunately, the natural disaster did not result in any casualties. A waterfall formed at the site of the landslide.
- Journalists noted that the landslide damaged the only route connecting the Dibhang Valley region with the rest of India.
- The Chief Minister of an Indian state expressed concern and provided instructions for immediate restoration of the message.
A massive landslide occurred on the border between India and China in Arunachal Pradesh on April 25. As a result of a natural disaster, part of the highway between Roing and Anini was completely washed away.
A waterfall formed at the site of the road landslide. Fortunately, no one was injured as a result of the disaster.
The highway has shifted on the border between India and China
India Today journalists noted that a massive landslide in Arunachal Pradesh washed away part of the highway connecting the state with China. It is also the only route that connects the Dibhang Valley area with the rest of India.
Preliminary information indicates that damage to the road along the Roing-Anini Highway between Hongli and Anini is extensive.< /p>
The highway between India and China was completely washed away/Video from the @volcaholic1 account on the social network X
Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Pema Khandu took to social media X to express his concern about this natural disaster. damage to the highway between Hongli and Anini. Instructions have been issued to restore the message as quickly as possible, he noted.
The incident occurred due to incessant rain. In a message to residents of the Dibhang Valley, the district administration said that restoration work on the Roing-Anini highway will continue for “at least three days.”
“Due to incessant rain in the area An important part of NH 313 connecting Anini to Roing has been washed away. We request all citizens not to plan their movement until the road is restored and the rain returns to normal,” the message said.
Previously, a strong earthquake was recorded in Taiwan
- On April 3, the most powerful earthquake in the last 25 years occurred in Taiwan. The magnitude of the quake was reported to be between 7.2 and 7.7, raising concerns about a possible tsunami in southern Japan and the Philippines.
- The Taiwan earthquake killed at least at least 9 people. In addition, further aftershocks left 900 people injured. The search for more than 100 missing people continued for some time.
- It is also known that numerous buildings and the air base on the island suffered significant destruction and damage. Reuters reported that a total of 6 F-16 fighters were damaged at the base as they attempted to scramble to contain the Chinese air force.
