A house along the river in Alaska is washed away by floodwaters

A house along the river in Alaska is washed away by floodwaters
According to the Fox News TV station "FOX5" reported on June 1, on the 30th local time, a house along the river in Alaska, the United States was washed away by the flood, and the video recorded this moment.
The report cited a video from local media showing the house on the river bank being washed away by floodwaters. Houses were eventually washed downstream of the Copper River in Glennallen, about 180 miles from the city of Anchorage. Other areas of the Copper River Basin were also said to be suffering from flooding, citing the large number of local floods. Snow melts.
In the report, Daniel Chappell, a resident along the Copper River, said that they had been hit by floods for more than a week, and the houses of six local residents were also at risk of being washed away by the floods. Chappell moved his house back several times. feet, but the bank is eroding every day, which means he's still in danger.