Fierce Storm Hits the Cargo Ship and 52 Cars Ended up at the Bottom of the Sea

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Here present you a video that shows once again how extremely dangerous and dreadful storms are for men and their possessions. In this kinda terrifying video you're going to see a total of 64 cars of different models and sizes that were previously aboard a ro-ro cargo ship nicknamed as "Astongate" hitting its route from Toyama, Japan to Vladivostok, Russia.

When a fierce storm hit this cargo ship 52 of these cars unluckily ended up at the bottom of the sea. As reported, whoever brought these car signed an document that allows the cars to be transported on ship's deck without handbreak or wheel lock, meaning that at their own risk. Well, this is how this "risk" ended up!

Check out the video below and see how recklessly these cars were left there!