Due to an unprecedented accident, a city in Switzerland disappeared from a map …
The village of Flatin in South Switzerland has disappeared two days ago, warning several experts that it may occur in other countries, including France, after an unprecedented environmental accident in the area.
On Wednesday, most of the city of Platin was buried at the base of the valley, and after the collapse of large snow and rocks from the Persi glossy valley, tens of thousands of meters thick and about two kilometers long, two kilometers long, two days ago, the city’s residents began to evacuate.
Tonne covers the affected city of snow and rocks, and the French newspaper Lu Parisian quoted French environmental expert Rafael Ludovic, which sometimes said that this large -scale event was sometimes said to be notes in the Himalayan Mountains or Andes.
Ludovic added that the monitoring systems mentioned in the middle of this month that there are widespread cracks and partial slopes at the top of the mountain.
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The Swiss village of Platan has buried the village under the soil. .The Lonsa River has been turned off and large parts of the city have been evacuated.
Sadly – but thanks to the early warnings from scientists, lives may have been saved.#Switzerland #Blaton #Climatecrisis… pic.twitter.com/ryxn8nlall
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Lu Parisian said that the military and civil security forces were called for a similar disaster, and it was cited by Rafael Masraz, an officer of the Swiss Canton Manager,:
A spokesman for Swiss officials said, “The challenge is the accumulation of water and rocks in the river, which can lead to clay floods.”
This is why the melting of the snow will flow, and that the lake will be quickly used to get rid of the lake to prevent the mud in the mud to the valley.
Lubarijian said that the authorities have already begun to evacuate the artificial dam in a preventive measures to keep the water being detained by the wall.
However, if the water is overflowing, it may be necessary to get rid of the valley, knowing that the lake created by a major decline continues to grow after an hour, which threatens the flooding of the lower areas, explaining Lubarijian.
As for the cause of this disaster, experts confirm that this is attached to the effects of climate change in the Alps and the creation of the so -called “permanent snow decline” on the mountain.
Experts have not rejected similar disasters in France, and Lutovic has confirmed that they have noticed rock institutions in the Alps, knowing that the Buri Mount Buri has been recorded in the Vanus series in November.
