Watch: Sewage pipe explosion in China sends human excreta soaring 33 feet, drenches commuters
Nanning: In a bizarre incident, a sewage pipeline burst in China, propelling human excreta 33 feet into the air before it splashed down on commuters.
A video of the incident, which has gone viral, shows a fountain of human excreta shooting in the air before splattering onto the windshields of vehicles on a busy road in southern China. Pedestrians were also drenched in human waste.
The incident occurred during a pressure test being conducted by engineers as part of the laying of sewage pipes, as reported by The Sun. Officials quickly arrived on the scene to carry out a massive clean-up operation following the incident.
The sudden explosion of the sewage line caused damage to several vehicles. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
Social media users reacted with humour to the viral video, with one commenting, “I can smell this video,” while another quipped, “Caught in a sh**ty situation.”
🔥🚨BREAKING: Poop exploded everywhere landing on the road, cars, people, and pets the moment a sewage pipe pressure test in Nanning failed. This scene of horror shows feces falling from the sky after the initial explosion in China. pic.twitter.com/qD56fUTQuA
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Karnataka Forest Minister warns against illegal tree felling amid gas shortage
Bengaluru (PTI): Karnataka Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre on Thursday directed officials to remain vigilant to prevent illegal tree felling in forests, areas bordering them, and government lands in the wake of increased demand for firewood due to LPG scarcity, triggered by the widening West Asia conflict.
In written instructions issued to the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Head of the Forest Force, Meenakshi Negi, the minister said that the impact of the LPG shortage has been felt in Karnataka as well.
Citing that restaurants, resorts and homestays are facing difficulties in obtaining commercial LPG cylinders, and disruptions are being reported in the supply of domestic cooking gas, he has ordered officials to intensify patrols and surveillance to prevent illegal tree felling for firewood.
He further directed all forest circles and divisions to take appropriate patrol and precautionary measures.
The minister warned that if illegal tree felling occurs in forests or government land, the concerned range officer and staff would be held responsible.
