Huge wall of squall rage has an effect on the quality of air in China, no injuries, no damage during the tough attack.
On Sunday, around 3 pm in the afternoon, a giant wall of sand over 300 feet of sand wreaked havoc on July 25, in Dunhuang, China. The storm created a big wall of sand which reduced visibility up to 20 feet. The dangerous phenomenon was clicked by many people and news agencies on camera, it was all blurred. The videos also show the huge wave of sand crossing maximum buildings and roads, covering everything in the sand and blinding the city.
A video of the massive sandstorm was shared by the news agency NBC, which shows that storm originated in the nearby Gobi desert and swept from north to south across the city within minutes. Because of the giant sand wave the local police took initiative and shut down the major roads as driving conditions were dangerous. There were no reports of any injuries throughout the incident. Meanwhile, the air quality in the area is still poor, as per the information.
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