Baltimore Residents Alarmed as Mysterious Sinkholes Appear in City Streets

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Baltimore Residents Alarmed as Mysterious Sinkholes Appear in City StreetsBaltimore Residents Alarmed as Mysterious Sinkholes Appear in City Streets Baltimore residents are on edge following the sudden appearance of numerous mysterious sinkholes throughout the city. The sinkholes, some of which are several feet wide and deep, have been causing concern and disruption in several neighborhoods. “I was walking to work when I saw this massive hole in the middle of the street,” said resident Joyce Henderson. “It was terrifying. I could have fallen in.” Another resident, Michael Rodriguez, said his car was damaged when it fell into a sinkhole that opened up in front of his house. “I’m lucky it didn’t fall all the way in,” he said. City officials are investigating the cause of the sinkholes and have begun to fill them with gravel and asphalt. However, residents remain worried about their safety and the potential for further sinkholes to appear. “This is really unnerving,” said resident Sarah Jones. “I’m afraid to even walk around the city now.” According to the Baltimore Department of Public Works, the sinkholes are likely caused by a combination of factors, including aging infrastructure, heavy rainfall, and underground erosion. The department is working to identify and repair any weakened infrastructure that could lead to further sinkholes. City officials are urging residents to exercise caution and to report any new sinkholes to the city’s 311 hotline. They also recommend that residents avoid parking on top of pavement that appears to be sinking or bulging. “We are taking this matter very seriously and are doing everything we can to ensure the safety of our residents,” said Mayor Brandon Scott. “We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as information becomes available.” In the meantime, residents are advised to be vigilant and to take steps to protect themselves from potential hazards.

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