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In Canada and the United States took the ice tsunami






Shocking tsunami of ice collapses in central Canada and the northern U.S., forcing residents in panic from their homes.

Icy waves reached the shore, like a slow-motion tsunami frozen after going over the lawns and reaching coastal homes.



Icy tsunami was caused by strong winds, which reached a speed of 60 km per hour, and rose from the southern shore of Lake Mille Lacs - the second largest lake in Minnesota, USA.

A similar event took place on Friday in the Canadian province of Manitoba, where the wind picked up a pile of ice in Dauphin Lake, destroying six homes and damaged about 14. Miraculously, none of the residents was injured. People reported that they heard a sound like the sound of a passing train, and in the blink of an eye the ice filled the house.




A layer of ice covered the 16 km of coastline and reached the 9-meter-high, damaging the doors and windows of houses.


The province was declared a state of emergency, and residents were evacuated. For many, it has become even more dramatic event, as many homes have only recently been restored after the flooding in 2011.












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