Buried Alive: The Landslide That Waited for the Sun

On February 17, 2006, the rain had stopped for four days, but for 1,126 people in Guinsaugon, Philippines, the real danger was just beginning. This video breaks down the horrifying two minutes when an entire village was buried alive, not during a storm, but in the deceptive calm that followed.

We explore the hidden geological forces that turned clear weather into a death trap. Discover why Mt. Can-abag collapsed days after the rain, unleashing 15 million cubic meters of debris. Learn about the critical warning signs—tilting trees and ground cracks—that the mountain gave for months, and the vital lesson this tragedy taught an entire nation about listening to the Earth instead of just the weather report. Understanding this event is crucial for disaster preparedness and recognizing that nature's timeline is not our own. Are you seeing the signs around you?

This video is a shared journey towards greater awareness, crafted with AI assistance and validated with care. However, the quest for knowledge is never complete. I welcome your insights and corrections in the comments below, as they enrich our collective understanding. Together, let's explore and learn. Thank you for joining this exploration.

Reference Information: Learn more about the 2006 Southern Leyte mudslide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Southern_Leyte_mudslide

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