Scary incident, the cause of which is unknown, occurred in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, July 3, in Orlando (orange County, Florida).
Overnight: 11762 Boggy Creek Rd. Trucks swallowed by hole in the road. No injuries, driver got out. Engine 73 responded. @965traffic @TrooperSteve_ @RAsaWFTV @MyNews13Traffic @WESHTraffic @JaclynDeAug @Fox35News pic.twitter.com/iourU2QIMS
— OCFire Rescue (@OCFireRescue) July 3, 2019
There is on site Trailer Services Florida located on Boggy Creek Road, formed two huge failure in the land – indeed, of the abyss, which «swallowed» immediately some parked work trucks.
«Several construction vehicles were in failure,» — says the official statement of the office of Sheriff of orange County.
On the scene. Working to get details on how this happened. @MyNews13 pic.twitter.com/qZfyN9A1ae
— Spectrum News Asher Wildman (@AsherWildman13) July 3, 2019
According to the Sheriff’s office, one of the gaps has a width of at least 30 yards (27 metres).
The owner of this site, Luis Casas, told channel WFTV that at about midnight he got a call from the security guard who discovered the abyss, heard a huge crash.
«I arrived and could only say: wow! It’s terrible,» added Casas.
Since the incident occurred in the night, luckily no one was hurt, but the vehicles were badly damaged.
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«One truck, I do not see. The second is completely covered with water. What to do? This is my life, my job,» said the driver, Norberto Rodriguez.
While the precise depth of the holes. The Sheriff’s office said they have already contacted the Department of environmental protection Florida. Department staff should determine whether the abyss of the natural karstic sinkholes, or their appearance is caused by something else.
The investigation continues, the scene was protected by yellow warning tape.
