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Massive Blizzard in Northeast China: Houses Crumble and Locals Brave Snow to Unearth Buried Cars
❄ A winter blizzard hits northeastern China, causing heavy snowfall and disruptions in transportation.
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The snow has entered houses and company computers due to open windows during the blizzard.
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The snow has blocked doors and roads, making it difficult to leave the house or go to school.
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The blizzard is the widest and most intense snowfall of the winter, leading to cancellations of trains, flights, and school closures.
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People are stranded at train stations and airports, unable to continue their journeys.
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Locals in affected areas are digging out their cars from the snow, sometimes mistaking the wrong vehicle.
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The meteorological station issued warnings for cold wave, blizzard, strong wind, and convective weather.
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Continuous snowfall is expected in certain regions with new snow depths ranging from 2 to 10 cm.
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❄ A severe blizzard hits northeastern China, causing transportation disruptions and structural collapses.
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Blizzard in northeastern China potentially breaking historical records.
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Closure of schools, kindergartens, and training centers in affected areas.
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Gymnasium collapses in halong Jang, trapping and injuring several people.
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Rescue operation at the collapse site completed with three confirmed deaths.
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Explosion at a gymnasium in Uyghur, causing further destruction.
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Student recalls the collapse incident and the rescue efforts.
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One person rescued after the collapse.
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🏢 A gymnasium in Northeast Asia collapsed due to heavy snowfall, trapping people inside and causing severe injuries.
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Witnesses reported hearing a loud noise and seeing the roof of the gymnasium collapse.
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Rescue efforts were underway, with people being rescued from the collapsed building.
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Officials suggested that the roof collapse was due to the heavy snowfall.
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Some residents and netizens questioned the explanation, pointing out that nearby greenhouses remained intact.
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Netizens expressed anger and called for a strict investigation into the construction and regulatory departments.
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💔 The collapse of a sports club in Halon J, China, is believed to be related to heavy snow and poor management, highlighting potential corruption and lack of enforcement of laws.
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The collapsed uron Sports Club was a single-story structure in the western part of yur Chung Square.
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The construction company involved was halong Jangang Building Installation Engineering Company Limited.
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The club passed inspection in July 2020 but collapsed under heavy snow.
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The urong plaza where the gymnasium is located had undergone multiple safety inspections but couldn't prevent the incident.
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The developer of the venue, halong J Province Yong Real Estate Development, was deregistered in 2022.
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The company's legal representative, Wly Chen, was involved in construction contract disputes and had a hidden identity as a retired official.
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The case highlights potential collusion between government officials and businessmen, making it difficult for ordinary citizens to achieve justice.
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💔 Corrupt construction projects in China pose a constant threat to public safety and have resulted in various incidents, including the collapse of buildings and power outages.
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The winning bidder for the gymnasium in Halong Jang was a construction company with a history of winning school construction projects.
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The deregistered Halon J Province yurong real estate development company had won bids for multiple municipal and affordable housing projects.
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The blizzard on November 7th exposed the poor construction of various projects in Halong Jang, including a collapsed funeral home and cracked student dormitory walls.
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The blizzard also caused power outages in many areas of Northeast China, affecting numerous substations.
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The actual number of people affected by the power outage is unknown due to incomplete and inaccurate data.
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The corrupt construction projects not only fail to protect lives and properties during extreme weather conditions but also create more problems.
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