Swiss Village Blatten Fully Evacuated Due to Landslides Threat
blatten, swiss alps May 19, 2025 15:07Blatten, a Swiss village near the Italian border, is completely evacuated as landslides endanger the area, forcing all 300 residents to leave.
Blatten, a Swiss village near the Italian border, is completely evacuated as landslides endanger the area, forcing all 300 residents to leave.
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