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Gas tanker blasts in Mexico City.

Explosion of a gas tanker in Mexico City

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jemmylegs • 468 points
“Hope that’s not a flammable gas!” “Holy shit”

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InsanityCore • 115 points
Saw the spread and was like cool not flammable probably co2 should be OK then heard the ignite and was oh shit. Edit: I know co2 would still be deadly but compared to the explosion it wasnt as dangerous at the start of the video. Any large cloud of mystery gas should be avoided.

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prettypurps • 87 points
A giant cloud of Co2 would still suffocate people, if you ever see any mysterious low hanging cloud or fog then run the opposite direction

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BlackOutDrunkJesus • 61 points
Hasn’t there been a few lakes that have released co2 in the past and quietly wiped out whole villages?

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logatronics • 58 points
Yup. I believe it happens from the separation of calcium from carbon trioxide in limestone. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Nyos_disaster

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ozarkan18 • 46 points
Also happened in Russia in an indoor swimming pool. Some genius at a party decided to put large blocks of dry ice in the pool for a cool effect. The resulting CO2 hovering on the pools surface drowned a number of bathers.

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grownask • 18 points
We have a saying in my country that is basically “this party turned into a funeral”. I guess that’s literally what happened in that case.

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RandoAtReddit • 4 points
Right, a party thrown by Russian influencers.

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logatronics • 1 points
Holy shit. That is even worse.

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doomgiver98 • 2 points
This could also happen to Lake Kavu which has millions of people around it and is also one of the most active war zones in the world.

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voldyCSSM19 • 1 points
yes it’s awful

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asdlkf • 7 points
Also, notably, a cloud of CO2 will suffocate your engine… Trapping you in the gas.

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vivomancer • 5 points
I saw the movie Mist, you know I’m getting the fuck outta Dodge.

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daiblo1127 • 5 points
Just learned this at 80 years old!! How did I survive without knowing this?? And my dad was a Marine!

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FlipZip69 • 4 points
7% C02 will knock you out in a single breath. Alone it is not particularly dangerous if you can immediately be pulled out of the situation. Will end up with a headache. But if you remain in that situation for a few minutes, yes it is deadly.

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NotPromKing • 1 points
Run away from the cloud, but also try to run upwind of the cloud, which might mean running in a less direct path away.

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Highpersonic • 6 points
> Any large cloud of mystery gas should be avoided. Sage advice, random internet person

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chocolateboomslang • 3 points
A cloud of CO2 like that is NOT OK. It will kill you if you are inside of it.

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daiblo1127 • 2 points
I couldn’t figure out what all that fog was on the ground! So, now I know…’mystery gas’ really dangerous!

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Late_Stage-Redditism • 1 points
what if galaxy gas?

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thyristor_pt • 18 points
“Hope that’s foam for fire suppression” “Oops”

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[deleted] • 12 points
inflammable means flammable? what a country!

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bmaayhem • 9 points
Did you go to Hollywood upstairs medical college too?

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najapi • 4 points
And that’s another highway down there too, horrific

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BlackDante • 1,092 points
I was gonna give the cameraman shit for missing the explosion until I realized they were probably more concerned for their literal life

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Soytaco • 471 points
Honestly the dramatic shot in the side mirror was pretty lit

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hildenborg • 36 points
“Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear.”

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SierraMikeHotel • 55 points
Lit, lol 🔥

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Swallagoon • 87 points
You also may have noticed that they’re driving the vehicle.

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MikeBegley • 59 points
Seeing the explosion first in the mirror is cinematic as hell. “Found footage” film makers, take note.

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