Massive Sinkhole In Japan Is Showing Signs Of Sinking Again
A sinkhole is a depression in the ground created by erosion or drainage of water. Extremely dangerous, sinkholes vary in size from a few feet across to large enough to swallow an entire building.
A huge sinkhole opens up in the centre of a Japanese city Fukuoka on Nov. 8, 2016, raising concern for commercial buildings on its edge.
Part of the road that was rebuilt over a massive sinkhole in downtown Fukuoka, Japan was closed off over the weekend when authorities noticed the pavement sunk slightly.
Authorities said the road had lowered by nearly 3 inches and the area was closed for a few hours to perform a safety check. No injuries were reported or damage done, so the road was reopened.
A side-by-side image of the sinkhole and the repaired road. Earlier this month, it too...