2 trucks swallowed by sinkhole in Busan, South Korea after heavy rain
As of 4am (3am SGT) on Sep. 21, authorities reported that 506 people from 342 households in North and South Gyeongsang, Busan, and South Chungcheong had been evacuated due to the heavy rains. At around 8:45 am on Sep, 21, a Busan Fire Department vehicle providing drainage support fell into the sinkhole.
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