Panic in China: a skyscraper shook even if it was not …

A Skyscraper He was evacuated on Tuesday afternoon amid the panic after the 300-meter-high building swayed for a reason currently unknown.

Completed in 2000, SEG Plaza is one of the most iconic buildings in Shenzhen, the huge metropolis on the border with Hong Kong. The Shenzhen emergency management office said on the Weibo social network that it would check the causes of the building’s oscillation since “no earthquake has been recorded in the city.”

The incident happened around noon. As seen in the video, the quake caused panic among the occupants of the building who sped out of the skyscraper.

It should be remembered that five of the Skyscraper the tallest in the world are in China, including the Shanghai Tower, which is 128 stories tall and stands 632 meters tall.

In the Asian country, a Skyscraper, but smaller buildings, due to sometimes lax building regulations. For example, in March 2020, a hotel seized as a quarantine site against the coronavirus collapsed in the province of Fujián (east), killing 29 people.