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Things That Go Boom In The Night of the Day: A Guatemala City woman says she was startled by the sound of a large explosion she thought occurred in another house nearby, only to find a monster-size sinkhole underneath her own bed.
“When we heard the loud boom we thought a gas canister from a neighboring home had exploded, or there had been a crash on the street,” Inocenta Hernandez told AFP. “We rushed out to look and saw nothing. A gentleman told me that the noise came from my house, and we searched until we found it under my bed.”
While a 40-foot-deep sinkhole in your house is nothing to sneeze at, it’s a black spot on a ladybug when compared with last year’s 60-footer that swallowed a factory whole.
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Things That Go Boom In The Night of the Day: A Guatemala City woman says she was startled by the sound of a large explosion she thought occurred in another house nearby, only to find a monster-size sinkhole underneath her own bed.
“When we heard the loud boom we thought a gas canister from a neighboring home had exploded, or there had been a crash on the street,” Inocenta Hernandez told AFP. “We rushed out to look and saw nothing. A gentleman told me that the noise came from my house, and we searched until we found it under my bed.”
While a 40-foot-deep sinkhole in your house is nothing to sneeze at, it’s a black spot on a ladybug when compared with last year’s 60-footer that swallowed a factory whole.
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