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Qilu Network Lightning News January 19 news On January 15, local time, the undersea volcano in Tonga erupted, which had a serious impact on the local people. At the same time, the country is also very concerned about Fiji, which is more than 700 kilometers away from Tonga. A Chinese @Xiaowen, who is currently living in Fiji, has repeatedly posted videos on his own media account in Fiji, saying that Fiji has been greatly affected by the volcanic eruption in Tonga. However, many local Chinese have urgently refuted the rumors through various channels, saying that the volcanic eruption in Tonga has not affected life in Fiji.
@Xiaowen in Fiji is a Chinese living in Fiji, according to his own introduction, now he is studying in Fiji and is a medical student. Judging from the video he released and the voice of local Chinese, the video he released has the following doubts.
Suspicious point 1: Affected by volcanic ash, the local air has a sulfuric acid smell, and even can't open your eyes?
Local Chinese refute rumors: whether it is the Suva region in the east or the Nadi region in the west, no one smells the so-called "sulfur smell", and no one feels that they can't open their eyes. The air quality in Fiji has been ok in recent days and people with pharyngitis have not felt unwell.
(The local air is clear, courtesy of Zhao Dandan, a Chinese in Fiji)
Suspicious point 2: Affected by volcanic ash, the local area has not seen the sun for a long time?
Local Chinese refute rumors: At present, parts of Fiji are in the rainy season, and the rainy weather is normal. And some cities are now sunny, not only the sun is shining, but the sky is also clean.
(Local workers working in the sun, courtesy of Zhao Dandan, a Chinese in Fiji)
Suspicious point 3: Affected by volcanic eruptions, there is a reddish-purple sunset in the local area, is there a "vision" in the sky?
The local Chinese refute the rumors: the emergence of such sunsets is a very normal phenomenon in Fiji, and has nothing to do with volcanic eruptions or volcanic ash.
(Local Sunset Provided by Fijian Chinese)
Lightning News reporter Shang Kaijun reported