Huge sinkhole disrupts Fukuoka, linked to subway work

Photo taken Nov. 8, 2016, from a Kyodo News helicopter shows an area around JR Hakata Station in downtown Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, where a huge sinkhole opened up at a crossing near the station. The city office said it suspects the cause of the accident was linked to ongoing construction work for the Nanakuma Line subway. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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