「广西横州溃坝灾区蓝色帐篷一夜被撤，现场遭围挡并限制拍摄（2026.08.02）」 在广西南宁市横州市六蓝水库溃坝灾区的村庄里，曾出现大量蓝色帐篷。据当地村民介绍，每一顶帐篷都对应一栋被洪水冲走的房屋，帐篷搭建的位置就是原房屋的地基。这些特殊的标记，也被一些航拍爱好者记录了下来。 然而，8月2日，村民发现，这些帐篷一夜之间被当地政府全部撤走。与此同时，当局连夜架设围栏，并出动警察阻止人们靠近和拍摄。部分村民怀疑，当局可能担心这些帐篷暴露灾区房屋损毁规模，甚至让外界进一步追问真实的人员伤亡情况。村民还透露，自8月2日起，外来人员进入当地需要出示身份证。对此，有网友讽刺道：“通常被围起来的地方，不是为了遮丑，就是准备收费。”“这里已经成了国家秘密基地！”
Blue Tents Removed Overnight from the Hengzhou Dam-Failure Disaster Area; Site Fenced Off and Photography Restricted (August 2, 2026)
Large numbers of blue tents once appeared in villages affected by the failure of the Liulan Reservoir dam in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi. According to local villagers, each tent represented a house that had been swept away by the flood, and the tents were erected directly over the foundations of the destroyed homes. These distinctive markers were also recorded by some drone enthusiasts.
However, on August 2, villagers discovered that all the tents had been removed overnight by the local government. At the same time, the authorities erected fences during the night and deployed police officers to prevent people from approaching the area or taking photographs. Some villagers suspected that the authorities were concerned the tents might reveal the true scale of the destruction and prompt further questions about the actual number of casualties.
Villagers also said that beginning on August 2, outsiders were required to present identification before entering the area. One netizen sarcastically commented: “Usually, when a place is fenced off, it is either to hide something shameful or to start charging admission.”
“This place has become a state-secret base!”