Have You Ever Seen An Entire House Slide Into A River? This You Have To See
When Mother Nature takes over, all you can say is watch out and get out of the way. The following is a video of an entire intact home being swept into a river in southern India.
The area in which these severe rainstorms have hit does experience heavy rains like this yearly. This area of India has a population of over 33 million people, an area they would call a quiet little Village.
CNN reported that experts believe this current bout of heavy rainfall “was caused by a low-pressure area over the southeastern Arabian Sea, India’s Meteorological Department said”.
Now that you know a few facts let’s get to the video. This are no reports that anyone died due to this home slipping into the River.
Probably not a great place to build a home.
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