China: Pig Rescued After 36 Days Trapped Beneath Flood Debris

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China: Pig Rescued After 36 Days Trapped Beneath Flood Debris

On September 9, 2026, in Zhashui County, Shaanxi, a pig was found alive after being trapped for 36 days beneath mud and debris from a mudslide. Rescuers cleared the surrounding rubble and freed the weakened but responsive animal from the narrow space.

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  • Shaanxi, NOTE: No audio Video Location: Zhashui County, 2026, China Video Recording Date/Time: September 9

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