A sizable 60-foot sinkhole has emerged on Godstone High Street in Surrey, prompting the closure of the street and leading to the evacuation of several buildings. The incident was triggered by a burst water main, as confirmed by SES Water, leaving some homes without water. Sinkholes like this can form from natural erosion processes or human activities. Despite the recent urban crises, this case highlights ongoing issues related to infrastructural vulnerability and necessitates public attention towards land management and safety protocols.
A giant 60ft sinkhole has opened up on a Surrey high street, leading to building evacuations and disrupted water supply, highlighting the risks of urban erosion.
Sinkholes can be caused by natural processes such as erosion or human activities, and they vary in size, from small holes to those large enough to engulf structures.
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