Terrifying landslide swallows five cars! #Shorts #short #omg #scary

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Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Terrifying landslide swallows five cars! #Shorts #short #omg #scary” – below is their description.

#Shorts #Short #Malaysia #omg #naturaldisaster

This is the terrifying moment a landslide sends five cars plummeting into a ditch in Malaysia!

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