Terrifying moment a suspension bridge swings out of control in creepy video footage

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Terrifying scene as cable bridge violently swings as strong winds batter southern China. Picture via Youtube video

Strong winds have wreaked havoc on China’s bridges. As shown in the terrifying video below, a suspension bridge was left flapping in the wind in the southwestern province of Guizhou on May 3, 2021.

The scary footage shows a car pulling up to one entry point of the bridge as a storm’s turbulent winds pushed and pulled the entire structure from side to side.

It was impossible to cross. At one point, the bridge appeared to be completely flattened as it whipped around in the inclement weather.

A shot of the aftermath showed almost all of the side railings of the bridge had completely collapsed.

The cable bridge will need repairs before it is functional again. But this wasn’t the only suspension bridge in China that could have ended in disaster that week.

On May 7, the glass-bottom of a 260-meter high suspension bridge in Longjing City in the Jilin province fell off, leaving a tourist clinging to the railing for dear life.

The bridge at the Piyan Mountain Cultural Tourism Scenic Area appeared to malfunction when it was hit with record-high winds at 93 miles per hour. Fortunately, a team of rescuers was able to save the stranded tourist.

The mountainous region has numerous suspension bridges like this one, each connected with steel cables, including Beipanjiang Bridge — the highest in the world at 1,850 feet.

Strong winds have caused spectacular and catastrophic bridge failures worldwide, such as the famous collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington in 1940.

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