A sewage eruption spewed human shit over 30 feet into the air in China, and it was all caught on camera.
The video showed poop forcefully spewing out of a ruptured pipe on a section of road that was under construction Tuesday morning. Footage of the shocking eruption showed the poop as it was forcefully launched high into the air … and what went up, also came pouring down.
The incident took place in the the southern Chinese area of Guangxi, according to TMZ. The messy and undoubtedly smelly incident caused human waste to spew all over cars and pedestrians packing the busy street, in what is being called a “poo-cano” of epic proportions.
The first clip shows the eruption from a distance. Cars can be seen driving by as the brown liquid rose up into the air, then began to disperse below.
A second clip gives viewers an entirely different perspective by showing dashcam footage from a moving vehicle. The brown liquid splatters onto the windshield and can be seen oozing all over, appearing to complete soaking the exterior of the car visible in the video. It’s not clear if any of the fecal matter made it into any of the unsuspecting vehicles.
Chinese authorities blamed the nasty mess on newly laid sewage pipes rupturing during a construction crew’s stress test, according to Metro.
It may all sound gross to us, but those who literally were hit with the fecal matter had a far worse experience.
“I’m drenched in poo, my car is splattered yellow. It’s ruined,” one driver allegedly said, according to Metro.
Officials were immediately dispatched to the scene to execute the daunting clean-up process, but no details were offered to suggest what the actual plan was to get rid of the human waste, the outlet reported.
Local officials confirmed that no injuries were reported as a result of the explosion, but noted that several vehicles sustained damage. (RELATED: ‘Poop Went Into My Mouth’: Christina Applegate Says She Contracted Horrible Virus, Blames Salad)
Authorities are reportedly investigating the cause of the disgusting disaster in hopes of preventing a repeat performance.
This article was originally published at dailycaller.com
