
Vietnam awareness post about the tragedy of do ngoc phuong thuy
i am currently in the us and i have heard the news of the tragedy recently, wanted to share this post to a wider audience

i am currently in the us and i have heard the news of the tragedy recently, wanted to share this post to a wider audience
"Everyone knows the Vajont Dam story ends in disaster. But here's the part people get wrong: the dam didn't fail. The mountain did.
This video breaks down what actually happened in 1963, why the engineering held, and how a 'working' dam still ended up killing almost 2,000 people."
Footage edited together from various sources and there's a small amount of swearing at the end.
Link to article: https://nos.nl/l/2626360
Fire crews have been tackling the fire since yesterday evening, with multiple units still on scene. The A31 is the main corridor linking the South West to the South East and there is currently no estimate on when the road will be reopened. Smoke from the fire was visible across the Solent at it's peak, including me being able to smell it from Southampton City Centre. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cmq56755ve09t