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Second Sinkhole Appears Near Busan Subway Construction—Just One Day After the First [MBN News7]

Translated and dubbed using AI. #southkorea #newstoday #sinkhole ☞ Subscribe to MBN YouTube ☞ https://goo.gl/6ZsJGT 📢 MBN YouTube Community https://www.youtube.com/user/mbn/comm... MBN Facebook   / mbntv   MBN Instagram   / mbn_news   【 Anchor's Comment 】 Yesterday (13th), we reported that a land subsidence phenomenon occurred around the Busan subway construction site, and just a day later, another sinkhole has appeared. Despite signs of surrounding electric poles sinking into the ground, the Busan city and transportation corporation did not take any significant measures. Reporter Park Sang-ho reports. 【 Reporter 】 In the early morning with rain, we are at the Busan subway construction site. Suddenly, the electric pole by the roadside sinks into the ground, and sparks fly from the meter. By this morning at 7 AM, 28 hours later, the road next to the electric pole started to sink. The temporary barricade has fallen, and a hole has formed in the road. Just 200 meters away from the point where a large sinkhole appeared yesterday, another land subsidence occurred on the road. ▶ Standing: Park Sang-ho / Reporter "There had already been signs of land subsidence when the electric pole sank by about 1 meter. Yet, even after a day, no control measures were taken around the area." It is a relief that no accidents occurred in the meantime. ▶ Interview: Kang Sin-in / Nearby Resident "I thought they might implement safety measures, but as expected, I saw this morning that the ground has sunk. I was indeed feeling uneasy." In the Busan subway Sasang~Hadan line construction section, 14 sinkholes have already occurred in the past three years. Residents express their outrage, stating that authorities only react after accidents happen. ▶ Interview: Nearby Resident "A sinkhole occurred in Seoul, and one person died, right? I’m worried about that and about buildings collapsing." The Busan city and Busan Transportation Corporation have called an emergency meeting with related agencies and plan to reassess the vulnerable areas. This is MBN News, Park Sang-ho. [[email protected]] Video coverage: Ahn Dong-kyun Video editing: Lee Woo-joo