HIROSHIMA: A large sinkhole emerged in Japan’s Hiroshima city on Thursday (Sept 26). At around 8.50am local time on Sept 26, the police received an emergency call reporting that a bulge had ...

An underground water pipe in Hiroshima caused a sinkhole when it burst in September 2024, and in 2016, Fukuoka saw a massive sinkhole — about 98-feet wide and 50-feet deep, according to NBC ...

Efforts to rescue a 74-year-old driver continued on Thursday, days after a massive sinkhole in the Japanese city of Yashio swallowed up his truck. Japanese authorities have asked 1.2 million ...

In September 2024, a sinkhole in Hiroshima was caused by a burst underground water pipe. In 2016, Fukuoka experienced a massive sinkhole, about 98ft wide and 50ft deep, that swallowed five road lanes.

STORY: :: A gaping sinkhole opens up in Hiroshima with media reporting nearby buildings leaning and cracking:: September 26, 2024:: Hiroshima, Japan:: Tetsuo Tateishi, Sewerage Bureau Facilities:: “An ...

In September 2024, a sinkhole in Hiroshima was caused by a burst underground water pipe. In 2016, Fukuoka experienced a massive sinkhole, about 98ft wide and 50ft deep, that swallowed five road lanes.

In September, a sinkhole in the city of Hiroshima appeared after an underground water pipe burst and the road had caved in. Several people trapped in buildings were rescued by the fire department.

In September, a sinkhole in the city of Hiroshima appeared after an underground water pipe burst and the road had caved in. Several people trapped in buildings were rescued by the fire department.

In September, a sinkhole in the city of Hiroshima appeared after an underground water pipe burst and the road had caved in. Several people trapped in buildings were rescued by the fire department.

HIROSHIMA – A large sinkhole emerged in Japan’s Hiroshima city on Sept 26.. At around 8.50am local time on Sept 26, the police received an emergency call reporting that a bulge had developed ...

In September 2024, a sinkhole in Hiroshima was caused by a burst underground water pipe. In 2016, Fukuoka experienced a massive sinkhole, about 98ft wide and 50ft deep, that swallowed five road lanes.