A deadly landslide struck the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan, killing three people and leaving two missing. This natural disaster hit a national highway in the city of Chengjiang, burying several vehicles and causing chaos on the road. Rescue teams managed to pull out five people, three of whom suffered minor injuries, but the search for the missing continues. Local authorities quickly responded and coordinated rescue operations, but nature showed its brutal power. This tragedy casts a dark shadow over road safety in China’s mountainous regions, where landslides are common and often deadly. As rescuers race against time and treacherous terrain, the big question remains: how prepared and proactive are the measures to prevent such disasters? Will anything change, or will we keep watching people perish on these dangerous roads? Got thoughts? Drop them below — maybe your idea could spark the change we desperately need!
