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  • Cracks In China's Impressive Glass Bridge Sowed Panic

Cracks In China's Impressive Glass Bridge Sowed Panic

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Cracks In China's Impressive Glass Bridge Sowed Panic
07
October

Cracks appeared suddenly in one of the glass panels of the impressive bridge in China's Yuntai Mountain, resulting in a group of Chinese tourists to start screaming in terror.


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