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Need to know
- A massive sinkhole in New Jersey was caught on the camera shortly after opening, and the police’s body combination films have recently been revealed
- “I’ve never seen anything like it” one of the drivers who stayed at the scene could be heard to tell the police in the clip
- The State Transport Ministry previously said that the sink hole was about 40 feet by 40 feet, and the highway is still closed for repairs months later
A huge sinking hole was caught at the camera’s moment after it was opened in recently released police camerams.
December 26, 2024, driver on Interstate 80 in Wharton, discovered the NJ hole “just meters away from where cars passed by”, according to reporting of ABC Newsthat received the video.
Per state Transport PartySinkhole measured at about 40 feet by 40 feet.
In the clip, a witness to the event could be heard saying: “Look at how far it goes there … We just passed and (said)” Holy S —! “” The pictures were recorded by a New Jersey State police officer who answered the stage.
“I’ve never seen anything like it,” another man could be heard in the video.
According to ABC7 EYEWITNESS NEWSSinkhole has resulted in the road being closed since December. Repairs are expected to continue “for several weeks.”
The outlet stated that the opening has been linked to the area’s mining and reported, “collapsed by an abandoned mineshaft” under the highway which “is identified as the cause.”
Per NBC 4 New YorkSinkhole “was the size of a four -storey.”
Several voids have followed since the first sink hole was opened, with the outlet that indicates the latest – a 15 feet with 15 feet on the side of the road – had developed on March 19.
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The State Transport Ministry confirmed that two I-80 eastbound lanes were expected to open again on Wednesday, May 21, while “All lanes are on schedule to reopen on June 25,” according to an update on the site.
People have reached the New Jersey State Police for the Bodycam pictures.
