A massive sinkhole, measuring roughly 30 by 30 meters and 50 meters deep, opened up on Wednesday morning, September 24, on Samsen Road near Wachira Hospital in Bangkok, causing severe traffic disruptions and forcing evacuations. Videos shared on social media show the gaping hole swallowing two electricity poles and a police forklift truck, with subsidence continuing to expand near the hospital and Sam Sen police station. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) confirmed the collapse occurred around 6:30 AM, affecting utilities and prompting safety inspections. Residents of nearby flats were evacuated as a precaution, though no injuries have been reported so far. Sinkhole in Mexico: Delivery Truck Swallowed by Sinkhole in Mexico City, Video Surfaces.

Massive 50-Metre Sinkhole Swallows Part of Bangkok’s Samsen Road

No Injuries as 50-Metre-Deep Sinkhole Opens in Bangkok

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