Stunning video shows second goliath sinkhole swallows van in the Bronx
Wild video shows a huge sinkhole opening up in the Bronx — then totally gulping a worker’s van.
At the point when CBS2 previously showed up at Radcliff Avenue in Morris Park after Monday’s weighty downpours, the opening was at that point the length of something like three vehicles, with vehicles arranged on its edge.
As its cameras rolled, the ground under a stopped white van out of nowhere begun disintegrating — gradually tipping to one side before it totally tumbled into the vast opening.
Spectators, many likewise getting the fall on film, yelled out in shock, as the accident set off a progression of vehicle cautions.
Before his van was gobbled up, proprietor Tony Papadodoulos had as of now
consoled CBS2 that he was not stressed on the grounds that he was “alive.”
“I’m all right. Lose the van … it’s life,” he said.
The Department of Environmental Protection could not confirm that the sinkhole was caused by the huge storm Monday, although it had started at the same time, CBS2 noted.
Officials were also investigating if it was connected to a sinkhole that opened up on the same block nearly a year ago, the outlet said.
“It took them three months for them to fix the work and we didn’t have water,”
one resident, Joey Saadah, griped about the previous hole last August.
