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Tourist left dangling after glass bridge shatters in China 10 May, 2021 12:04 AM 2 minutes to read The glass-bottomed bridge is located in the Chinese city of Longjing. Video / YouTube news.com.au By: Benjamin Graham A tourist was left clinging on for dear life after the glass panels of a 100m-high bridge in China were damaged in strong winds. The walkway, located in the Piyan Mountain in the city of Longjing, reportedly saw its glass panels shattered by the extreme weather conditions on Friday. Now a picture has emerged of a man holding onto the railings of the bridge, which is suspended 10...

Man rescued from bridge in China after glass panels shattered underneath him Monkey Business Images/Storyblocks and last updated 2021-05-10 19:21:47-04 In Longjing, China, a man was rescued from a glass-bottom bridge after some panels shattered underneath him. The Guardian reported that on Friday, a gust force wind damaged several glass panels on the walkway of the Piyan Mountain bridge, which left the tourist clinging to the rails. According to CNN, gusts reportedly hit 93 miles per hour before the man was rescued on the 330 feet high bridge by rescue teams at 1:20 p.m. In a statement to CN...

SHARE A tourist was left suspended in the air, clinging on for life, after a glass-bottomed bridge in China smashed in gale-force winds. The glass walkway, several panels to collapse. Images widely shared on social media show a terrified man clinging on to the side of the bridge, which is suspended more than 100 metres off the ground. Someone was trapped high up on a suspended glass walkway at a scenic spot in north east China yesterday when high winds caused glass panels to fall out around them. They were eventually able to climb to safety. pic.twitter.com/0vkFHasyWh — Matt Knight (@Matt...

A tourist was stranded on a glass-bottomed bridge on Friday at a resort in Northeast China's Jilin province after it was damaged by a gale, raising public concerns over the safety of the growing number of glass bridges across the country.

A tourist was left clinging on for dear life after the glass panels of a 330-ft high bridge in China were damaged in strong winds.  The glass-bottomed bridge is located at a resort built into the Piyan Mountain in the Chinese city of Longjing.  A terrifying image purportedly shows a man clinging onto the railing after winds of up to 90mph blew away some of the glass panels on Friday.  A terrifying image purportedly shows a man clinging on the railing after winds of up to 90mph blew away some of the glass panels on Friday The glass-bottomed bridge is located at a resort built into the Pi...