Hey Morgan,

I almost posted this up, yesterday morning, but I noticed something strange. Some of the vehicles did not have Chinese writing on them.

When I saw your post today, I thought I'd do a quick search to see if others have posted about this. I even searched under news (on this topic) for the past week. So far, I found nothing. Just multiple posts about how 3 Gorges dam will (someday) collapse.

If you can find anything else on this, please send it to me.. or post it up here..

Thanks so much,

Lynda

PS With the way they are playing weather wars, this could be true...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwwfIDnFswk

:  Torrential rains pummeled Wuhan for days, overwhelming
: drainage systems and flooding vast parts of the city.

: Streets turned into wide rivers, where cars floated aimlessly
: and buses stalled mid-journey.

: Residents woke to find water rushing through their doorsteps,
: rising faster than they could react.

: Underground parking lots and subway stations filled with
: water, cutting off major transportation lines.

: The iconic Yangtze River swelled dangerously, threatening to
: breach its banks near residential zones.

: Emergency alerts rang out across the city, urging people in
: low-lying areas to seek higher ground.

: Hospitals worked under immense pressure as floodwaters crept
: closer, jeopardizing power supplies and patient care.

: Rescue boats navigated the urban canals formed by the floods,
: carrying stranded families to safety.

: Neighborhoods near the riverbanks were hardest hit, with water
: levels reaching window height in some homes.

: People formed human chains to help one another cross submerged
: intersections and deliver supplies.

: Many shops and small businesses were destroyed, their goods
: floating out into the streets or lost forever.

: Entire city blocks stood eerily silent, with only the sound of
: water sloshing against walls.

: Authorities closed off key roads and tunnels, fearing
: collapses from the intense water pressure.

: The city’s electrical grid faced serious disruption as flooded
: substations shut down or sparked dangerously.

: Despite the chaos, volunteers emerged from every corner,
: offering food, blankets, and hope.

: Shelters filled quickly with people whose homes had been
: overtaken by the rising waters.

: Rain continued relentlessly, adding to the weight of the flood
: and the burden on the city’s infrastructure.

: Some residents reported water seeping in through walls and
: floors, unable to stop it even with sandbags.

: Military personnel were dispatched to help reinforce dams and
: river barriers under extreme strain.

: Local officials promised swift aid and long-term support, but
: for many, the damage had already changed their lives.

: Experts said urban expansion and blocked waterways worsened
: the impact of the flood.

: Families clung to rooftop shelters, watching helplessly as
: their belongings disappeared under the murky tide.

: Recovery will take time, but the community’s determination to
: rebuild grows stronger each day.

: Wuhan has seen disaster before, but the spirit of its people
: remains unshaken.

: As waters slowly recede, the city faces the challenge of
: healing — one brick, one heart, and one hope at a time.

: ***************

: Who needs an ocean for a tsunami? Wow! This post is intense!
: How do you recover from this? I see a gazillion suicides.