China: Motorcycle Swept Away By Rapid Waters In Xuancheng

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China: Motorcycle Swept Away By Rapid Waters In Xuancheng

A motorcycle was swept by fast-moving water in Xuancheng, Anhui on June 10. This footage shows river water that breached a road bridge there sweeping the motorcycle downstream despite attempts by the driver to hold onto it.

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  • 2024, Video Location: Xuancheng, China Video Recording Date/Time: June 10, Anhui

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