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A |     On December 8th, Post Malone experienced an unexpected, yet somewhat hilarious incident on stage in Guwahati when he took a fall while performing for his audience. A video of the event quickly circulated online, leaving fans both surprised and relieved as they witnessed him getting back up.           The video shows Post Malone, without shoes, going down the steps from the stage during his performance of Sunflower. He unexpectedly slips, sliding down the stairs on his back. Security personnel immediately came to his aid, helping him to his feet. However, Post Malone, in his characteristic style, continued his performance without interruption. He was back on his feet quickly, waving to the crowd, and even taking a drink from the red cup, he was holding.                                                                 View this post on Instagram          A post shared by Lakhimpur Buzz (@lakhimpurbuzz.official)               Fans instantly shared their responses across social media platforms. One wrote, “Noooo postie don’t break a leg,” while another joked, “Posty just YEETED down those stairs in Guwahati but kept the vibes HIGH! Legend never stops.” Others posted simple words of caution, such as “Be careful posty.” Evidently, fans experienced a mix of concern and admiration for his resilience.           However, what’s interesting to note is that this is not the first instance of Post Malone experiencing a stage mishap. Earlier this year, during his Big Ass Stadium Tour at Arizona's State Farm Stadium, Post Malone fell off the stage mid-show while performing Pour Me a Drink. He had leaned over to toast with a fan in the front row using red Solo cups when a section of the stage unexpectedly gave way. The audience reacted with gasps, but Post Malone quickly recovered, showing why he is such a loved performer.           Even after the fall in Guwahati, Post Malone's energy remained at an all-time high. Fans expressed their relief as he quickly recovered and continued his much talked about performance. Also Read: Post Malone to Perform in Assam This December。    (ECNS) -- Guangdong Province's power load reached a record 175.7 million kilowatts at 1:47 p.m. on Tuesday, the fourth time this year that the provincial grid has set a new high, according to Guangdong Power Grid under China Southern Power Grid (CSG).    The figure was up 6.53% year on year, while power supply across the province remained stable and orderly.        On the same day, several cities in Guangdong, including Yangjiang, Shantou, Jieyang and Chaozhou, also recorded their highest-ever power loads.    The surge in electricity demand was driven by a prolonged heatwave linked to the subsiding airflow of Typhoon Dolphin (202613), which began affecting the province on Aug. 6. Persistently high temperatures sharply increased demand for air conditioning, while steady economic growth further boosted electricity consumption, said Chen Huican, head of the trading group at the operation planning department of the CSG Guangdong Power Dispatch and Control Center.    From January to July, Guangdong's total electricity consumption rose 7.67% year on year. The high-tech and equipment manufacturing sectors emerged as major drivers of industrial electricity demand, with consumption increasing 8.77%.    The digital economy and new energy vehicle industry also contributed significantly to growth in the services sector, with electricity consumption by internet data services rising by more than 50% year on year.    By the end of July, Guangdong's cumulative installed capacity of grid-connected offshore wind power had reached 13.57 million kilowatts. The addition of new clean energy capacity has helped strengthen the province's power supply.    Meanwhile, 43 grid-side energy storage facilities across Guangdong have been discharging electricity during peak demand periods, providing additional support for the province's power grid.    (By Tang Yuxian)                        。

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