A once-in-a-millennium volcanic eruption! Nearly 100,000 people disappeared in an instant...

On January 15, 2022, the whereabouts of a woman touched the hearts of many netizens.

The Chinese, who lives in the South Pacific island nation of Tonga, has not appeared after filming a video of the eruption.

The scenes she shot were reprinted by many media and became precious scenes.

According to the reporter's interview, the seventy-year-old female blogger is still missing.

Under the Weibo she sent, countless netizens have left messages, looking forward to safety.

This disaster, thousands of miles away, is not far away from us.

At the beginning of 2022, natural disasters continued around the world.

On January 15 (local time), a large-scale eruption occurred in the submarine volcano of the South Pacific island nation of Tonga.

How big is it?

200,000 eruptions in one hour!

The eruption of the Tonga volcano released about the same amount of energy as the 1,000 Japanese atomic bombs of Hiroshima.

Several islands disappeared from the earth in an instant, and all the people of Tonga were lost.

"At present, the degree of casualties and losses is difficult to estimate!"

Some experts say it may be one of the world's strongest volcanic eruptions since Pinatubo, Philippines, in 1991.

Degree of disaster: Once in a millennium.

The nearest island nation, Tonga, was completely destroyed by submarine cables.

Tsunamis and ash from volcanic eruptions have severely disrupted local communication networks.

Before the internet was completely cut off, some brave Tonga residents fled for their lives while posting the last blurred image via social media...

Huge waves flooded the capital of Tonga in an instant, flooding houses and schools, and people running in terror to high ground...

There is an ancient admonition that has been passed down for thousands of years and is worth reading again.

"Man's law, earth's law, heaven's law, and nature's law."

The universe is vast, and we are all walkers who live to death,

In the face of natural disasters, human beings are so small.