The U.S. Mexico border wall was blown down by a hurricane, was it too strong or the border wall was

I think that the U.S.-Mexico border wall was blown down by a hurricane this time, because the hurricane was too strong and not because the border wall was of poor quality, and we can analyze it based on some of the following data:

According to the latest U.S. news, Hurricane Hannah officially landed in South Texas on July 25, and this Hurricane Hannah is the first Atlantic hurricane in 2020, but his destructive power is rare. He brought a large area of heavy precipitation and strong winds, including storm surges, tornadoes, etc., and even blew down the U.S.-Mexico border wall, which cost hundreds of billions of dollars.

Hurricane Hannah, whose speed was as high as 90 miles per hour, is expected to drop to 75 miles per hour after he makes landfall on the U.S. border, but his intensity is still too great, and the impact on the U.S.-Mexico border wall is very large. For example, the heavy rainfall brought by Hurricane Hanna (estimated at 45 centimeters of precipitation per hour) has caused waterlogging in many cities, and it has caused rivers and streams and medium and large lakes to overflow rapidly, endangering reservoirs and dams, so a large number of people have begun to evacuate one after another. Second, the strong winds damaged a large amount of infrastructure, including power lines and gas, which also affected more than 280,000 households, overturned vehicles in many places, and made rescue efforts more difficult.

Third, when Hurricane Hannah made landfall, it destroyed a large number of coastline facilities, including ships, docks, ports, and coastlines (eroding the coastline, including the impact of storm surges), and the port terminals were destroyed, which can also be seen from the side to confirm the destructive power of Hurricane Hannah in North America.

On the afternoon of the 25th, the governor of Texas also announced that the city's 32 counties and districts had entered a state of emergency, arranged for the best personnel to carry out disaster rescue, evacuate and evacuate, and reduce the loss of personal and property.

So to sum up, I think that the U.S.-Mexico border wall was blown by the hurricane this time, and it was Hurricane Hannah who was too strong, not that the border wall was of poor quality.

The U.S.-Mexico border wall was blown down by a hurricane, and I think there are both reasons, on the one hand, because the hurricane is too strong, and on the other hand, because the border wall is of poor quality.

The wall on the U.S.-Mexico border was blown down by a hurricane, and I felt that the hurricane was too strong, and this kind of 12-level wind, not to mention a few walls, could blow down even a single building.

The border wall was blown down mainly because of its poor quality, and in most cases, the U.S.-Mexico border wall was only symbolic.

The U.S.-Mexico border wall collapsed in a hurricane, not because of the tofu scum project, but because the intensity of the hurricane that landed in the United States was very high, and many buildings were blown down by it!

No, the United States is very economically strong, and they all know it, how could they make such a mistake, it may be that the hurricane is indeed relatively large, so that the border wall collapsed in half.

It is likely that it is understood that the project is a collaboration between Trump and a private person, and it is difficult to say whether there is a capital stake in it, but the destruction of the wall that was built recently makes it doubtful that the project will be flooded.