
A busy stretch of road in the Japanese city
of Fukuoka has been reopened just TWO days after the sudden emergence of a
giant sinkhole which threatened to topple nearby buildings.
The massive hole – which was roughly half the size of an Olympic swimming pool – opened up during construction work on the city's underground network.
In typical Japanese fashion, an earnest apology was issued immediately for the disruption, and a group of men put to work around the clock to clear up the mess.
The massive hole – which was roughly half the size of an Olympic swimming pool – opened up during construction work on the city's underground network.
In typical Japanese fashion, an earnest apology was issued immediately for the disruption, and a group of men put to work around the clock to clear up the mess.

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