🚧 UNBELIEVABLE AMATEUR FOOTAGE! What was supposed to be a routine building demolition turned into total chaos. An excavator began tearing down a wall when several workers ignored the safety zone and walked dangerously close to the collapse area. 📱 One worker, curious about the demolition, pulled out his iPhone 17 Pro to record the process — unknowingly capturing a shocking mistake on camera. Within seconds, the wrong wall gave way, sending concrete and debris flying in every direction! 💥 The

Members of a disaster survivors’ group, joined by an environmental organization, staged a protest this morning, September 4, outside the compound of St. Gerrard Constructions. Demonstrators hurled mud at the compound’s gate as a symbolic act, denouncing what they described as the company’s role in questionable flood control projects that have failed to protect communities from constant flooding. The protesters demanded that Sarah Discaya, who has been linked to the ongoing investigation into all

396K views · 11K reactions | Watch what some Texas flood survivors experienced when disaster struck. One woman was distraught that she wasn’t able to save her mother—but then discovered a wonderful blessing… | Franklin Graham | Facebook

36K views · 439 shares | Sunday marked the 103rd anniversary of the Salcombe RNLI disaster. One of the worst lifeboat accidents in our history, the capsizing of the oar-powered William and Emma on 27 October 1916 left only two survivors from a volunteer crew of 15. One of them, Eddie Distin went on to become the station's coxswain until his retirement in 1951. And his great grandson James is on the crew today. | RNLI | Facebook