Some new video posted online shows the moment when two breakaway river cruises became pinned against a bridge on the Beijiang River in the city of Shaoguan, China.
According to reports, the incident occurred Monday as heavy rain caused rivers flood. Fortunately, nobody was believed to be aboard the two vessels when this incident occurred.
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