Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Here is more footage of the landslide after the construction work, following up on the previous post.
This is a truly rare video, so be sure to watch it closely.
That "crack, crack" sound definitely doesn't mean there's a batting cage nearby!
This means that vibrations caused by a loss of adhesion between the natural ground, the cement slurry (grout), and the rebar were transmitted to the corner washers, washers, and bolts.
After that, they reportedly dismantled the edging with long-arm shears, cut the top row at a 15% slope, laid it down as flat as possible, and finished it off with a 3-cm vegetation mat lol.
It also seems as though the structure collapsed because it could not withstand the weight of the frame at the joint.
It's a very interesting video that seems to offer a variety of perspectives.
As expectedThe strong are always in tune with natureThat's right.
I was shown up.
It's a good thing the craftsman wasn't caught up in it.
I think this shows just how dangerous our job is.
When accidents like this happen, it really makes you take things more seriously.
Let's all be careful out there!
See you later.
P.S.
The person who gave me this video"Masaaki from Shikoku"
The details of the situation at that time and the comments you provided were very helpful.
Thank you so much for your cooperation.
