China: Fierce Blizzard Sweeps Through Inner Mongolia, Reducing Visibility for Pedestrians

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China: Fierce Blizzard Sweeps Through Inner Mongolia, Reducing Visibility for Pedestrians

Chinese residents battled a fierce blizzard that left streets and sidewalks nearly invisible. Filmed on February 20, 2026, in Inner Mongolia, strong winds drove thick snow across the roads, making it difficult for pedestrians to see or move, as the whiteout continued unabated.

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  • Video Location: Inner Mongolia, China Video Recording Date/Time: February 20, 2026

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