110 years ago, 30 thousand people died in this volcanic eruption, the city was destroyed, but only 2 people survived. No, no, this is not Pompeii, but the St. Pierre Disaster itself, one of the greatest volcanic disasters in history, which occurred on 8 May 1902 on the island of Martinique and caused the almost complete destruction of the city of St. Pierre, the capital of the island. The main causes of the event were the eruption of the volcano Montagne Pelée and the resulting pyroclastic flows. Montagne Pelée is a volcano located on the island of Martinique. By 1902, increased activity and smoke emissions from the volcano had caused concern among the people living on the island. However, official warnings and evacuation efforts were not effective enough. On 8 May, a huge eruption occurred at the summit of Montagne Pelée, the world's deadliest volcanic eruption after the Pompeii disaster, destroying the entire city and killing 30,000 people. #history #shorts #shortvideo ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPPjklXOXNY

There's an anomaly in this race. In fact, he's not a real sprinter. This incident has gone down in world sporting history. Belgium's athlete in the 100 metres hurdles was injured and in order to avoid relegation, at the last moment they took their artillery off the track and entered the race. As expected, the athlete finished last in the race. #shorts #athlete #sports ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61Wijpzl1uM