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A dam break in China 's Hunan province forced almost 6,000 people to evacuate.
The breach at China 's second -largest freshwater lake, Dongting Lake opened up on Friday afternoon .
The rupture across a 226-meter ( 740-foot ) span pressed authorities to relocate around 5,700 residents.
Videos showed water flooding through the fissure, overturning trucks, and inundating houses.
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