Heavy rain caused two terrifying landslides, 150 people were buried
Heavy rains in Sri Lanka in recent days have caused two landslides buried 150 people.
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Heavy rains in Sri Lanka in recent days have caused two landslides buried 150 people.
The whirlpool is formed by a small negligence of humans swallowing up an island of nearly 300,000 square meters, two rigs and many barges, and at the same time the islan…
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