China: Runaway Pig Halts Highway Traffic in Xi’an

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China: Runaway Pig Halts Highway Traffic in Xi’an

A highway in Xi'an was brought to a standstill — not by an accident, but by a large pig on the road. Traffic police officers attempted to catch it with a rope, but the animal bolted toward the roadside. Officers then surrounded it together, turning the highway into an unexpected chase scene until the situation was brought under control.

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  • Video Location: Xi’an, 2026, Shaanxi, China Video Recording Date/Time: April 15

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