Dump Truck Fell Into Sinkhole
1864 51st St, Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn
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Summary
- A dump truck fell into a sinkhole midday Thursday on 51st Street in Brooklyn, with no injuries reported, per a report from PIX11.
- Go LIVE if you can see the sinkhole.
- This incident follows recent sinkhole-related disruptions in New York, including a school bus incident in the Bronx where the vehicle's rear tire got stuck, and flight delays at LaGuardia Airport due to a sinkhole on a runway.
Timeline
On Wednesday, a school bus had to be towed out of a sinkhole after its tire got stuck in the Bronx, while a sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport delayed and cancelled flights.
No one was injured as a result of the sinkhole. Officials are investigating.
Around noon on Thursday, a dump truck fell into a sinkhole on the street in Brooklyn, per a report from PIX11.
Incident reported at 1864 51st St.
On Wednesday, a school bus had to be towed out of a sinkhole after its tire got stuck in the Bronx, while a sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport delayed and cancelled flights.
No one was injured as a result of the sinkhole. Officials are investigating.
Around noon on Thursday, a dump truck fell into a sinkhole on the street in Brooklyn, per a report from PIX11.
Incident reported at 1864 51st St.
On Wednesday, a school bus had to be towed out of a sinkhole after its tire got stuck in the Bronx, while a sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport delayed and cancelled flights.
No one was injured as a result of the sinkhole. Officials are investigating.
Around noon on Thursday, a dump truck fell into a sinkhole on the street in Brooklyn, per a report from PIX11.
Incident reported at 1864 51st St.
On Wednesday, a school bus had to be towed out of a sinkhole after its tire got stuck in the Bronx, while a sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport delayed and cancelled flights.
No one was injured as a result of the sinkhole. Officials are investigating.
Around noon on Thursday, a dump truck fell into a sinkhole on the street in Brooklyn, per a report from PIX11.
Incident reported at 1864 51st St.
On Wednesday, a school bus had to be towed out of a sinkhole after its tire got stuck in the Bronx, while a sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport delayed and cancelled flights.
No one was injured as a result of the sinkhole. Officials are investigating.
Around noon on Thursday, a dump truck fell into a sinkhole on the street in Brooklyn, per a report from PIX11.
Incident reported at 1864 51st St.
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why have there been so many sinkholes lately
Bruh. This is like the 5th sink hole this week.
atp the whole ground bouta open up
There’s going to be ANOTHER one over here on 11th ave between 19th and 20th street. Y’all ever heard of Hollow Earth?!? There are creatures living inside the earth’s crust above its core.
why have there been so many sinkholes lately
Bruh. This is like the 5th sink hole this week.
atp the whole ground bouta open up
There’s going to be ANOTHER one over here on 11th ave between 19th and 20th street. Y’all ever heard of Hollow Earth?!? There are creatures living inside the earth’s crust above its core.
why have there been so many sinkholes lately
Bruh. This is like the 5th sink hole this week.
atp the whole ground bouta open up
There’s going to be ANOTHER one over here on 11th ave between 19th and 20th street. Y’all ever heard of Hollow Earth?!? There are creatures living inside the earth’s crust above its core.
why have there been so many sinkholes lately
Bruh. This is like the 5th sink hole this week.
atp the whole ground bouta open up
There’s going to be ANOTHER one over here on 11th ave between 19th and 20th street. Y’all ever heard of Hollow Earth?!? There are creatures living inside the earth’s crust above its core.
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why have there been so many sinkholes lately
Bruh. This is like the 5th sink hole this week.
atp the whole ground bouta open up
There’s going to be ANOTHER one over here on 11th ave between 19th and 20th street. Y’all ever heard of Hollow Earth?!? There are creatures living inside the earth’s crust above its core.