China: Whirlwind Sends Unsecured Tent Spinning Into Sky at Hangzhou Park

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China: Whirlwind Sends Unsecured Tent Spinning Into Sky at Hangzhou Park

On March 7, 2026, a camping tent was swept into the air by a whirlwind at Dayunhe Hanggang Park in Hangzhou, China. The unsecured tent spun like a kite as onlookers watched. Park staff recovered it and no injuries were reported.

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  • ILEA005073713
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  • 2026/3/12 16:16:37
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  • Spectee
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  • 1920 × 1080 pixel
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  • 71.31(MB)*
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  • 2026, Zhejiang, Video Location: Hangzhou, China Video Recording Date/Time: March 7

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