Sinkhole reappears on Samsen Road, following last year's massive collapse
A smaller sinkhole has reappeared on Bangkok's Samsen Road, approximately one year after a massive collapse occurred in September last year. Authorities are urging road users to avoid the area and seek alternative routes. Last year's incident was linked to subway construction, and an investigation into the cause of the current subsidence is underway.
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