Road caves in in Gangnam, Seoul, traffic reopens after 8 hours = South Korea

Bongeunsa-ro in Seoul, South Korea, where traffic was restricted due to a 3-meter-deep road cave-in, was reopened to traffic eight hours later after restoration work.
According to the police on the 12th, at around 10:44 a.m. on the 12th, a 3-deep fire occurred on Bongeunsa-ro near Onju Station in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
Road subsidences of up to m. It was determined that the accident on that day was caused by ground subsidence caused by a nearby water pipe bursting. The wheel of a ladder truck that passed through the accident scene fell into a hole, but no lives were lost.
No harm was done. Although the water pipe had burst, water supply to buildings in the nearby area was found to be normal. Most of the buildings had their own storage and supply of tap water.
The Gangnam Capital Office began work to restore water pipes from around 12:40 p.m. Water pipes were replaced and restoration work was completed around 7 p.m., and all lane controls were lifted.