[kellyhound]

As a result of the flooding of the Rincón River in Catamarca, Argentina the water level began to rise, until it dragged sediments and earth that formed a wave of several meters, which destroyed the bridge structure.

A storm caused serious inconveniences in the Pomán department. Towns were completely isolated. The impressive flooding of the Rincón River left the town of the same name in the Pomán department completely isolated. The accumulation of water, mud and rocks destroyed a pedestrian bridge and the speed bumps leading to the town.

The relentless force of nature was portrayed in the videos that the residents themselves captured with their mobile devices. You can even see the exact moment when the bridge is destroyed by the large flow of water moving at high speed.

[azblue81]

The water swatted that bridge away like nothing and fucking pink shirt guy skips away keeping a safe 6 inches away. NEVER trust a guy in a pink shirt! They are dangerously stupid.

[William May]

Originally Posted by azblue81 ↗

The water swatted that bridge away like nothing and fucking pink shirt guy skips away keeping a safe 6 inches away. NEVER trust a guy in a pink shirt! They are dangerously stupid.

I was waiting for him to yell "Bumbaclat!"

[Roosta]

Mother nature in all her raw power & beauty is awesome at times, even in destruction, & lets us all know who's really in charge.

[Trucked up]

Now we'll have to swim ������*♂️ across. Hold my beer������!!

[akham]

That's how it feels the morning after I eat a hot curry.

[houseoftechno]

Here. I've designed a replacement ped bridge that might last through the next storm.

[Mr.NoCredit]

The level of force there…

Crazy powerful stuff..