러시아 페름 탄광지역의 거대 싱크홀 발생 현장 Holiday homes teeter precariously over 250ft deep sinkhole caused by Russian mines(VIDEO)
Property prices are about to plummet! Holiday homes teeter precariously over 250ft deep sinkhole caused by Russian mines
Enormous: This pictures gives new meaning to the phrase 'a room with a view' as holiday homes teeter precariously over a gigantic 250ft deep sinkhole said to be visible from space
Dramatic pictures, taken from a helicopter, have captured holiday homes teetering over gigantic 250ft deep sinkhole
The 400ft wide crater in the Perm region of central Russia is still growing in size and is said to be visible from space
Seawater used in nearby Russian mines has been blamed for causing the giant sinkhole on land owned by Uralkali
The mining company, the world's biggest potash producer, has suspended operations and sent 1,300 workers home
러시아의 중부 페름지역의 거대 싱크홀 발생 현장
폭이 120m 깊이가 무려 75m나 된다.
싱크 홀 크기가 점점 커져 이제는 우주에서도 보인다고.
인근의 탄광에서 사용된 바닷물 때문에 싱크홀이 발생했다고
비난을 받고 있다.
세계 최대의 칼리를 생산하는 탄광회사는 작업을 중단하고 1,300명의
탄광인부들을 집으로 돌려보냈다.
현재 20채의 별장이 싱크홀에 빠졌지만
사전에 모두 대피시켜 다행히도 사망자나 부상자는 하나도 없다고..
by Ki Chul Hwang
Conpaper Editor Distributor
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By SAM TONKIN FOR MAILONLINE
These jaw-dropping pictures give new meaning to the phrase 'a room with a view' as holiday homes teeter precariously over a gigantic 250ft deep sinkhole said to be visible from space.
Seawater used in nearby Russian mines has been blamed for causing the enormous crater - which has grown from 130ft across when it appeared last November to 400ft.
Latest images, taken from a helicopter, show the abyss threatening forests on two sides, as well as more homes now standing on the edge of the gaping precipice.
Operations at the Solikamsk-2 mine have since been suspended and 1,300 workers sent home. The decision was made by Uralkali, the company which owns the site in the Perm region of central Russia.
It is two miles from the nearest town but was a regular summer getaway destination until the holiday homes were abandoned in 2005 following concerns the ground was sinking.
One local source said as many as 20 cottages, unoccupied at the time, have now sunk into the chasm.
The sinkhole measures 400ft by 410ft, according to Uralkali, the world's biggest potash producer.
Don't look down: Latest images, taken from a helicopter, show the abyss threatening forests on two sides, as well as more homes now standing on the edge of the gaping precipice
The root cause: Seawater used in nearby Russian mines has been blamed for causing the enormous crater - which has grown from 130ft across when it appeared in November to 400ft
On hold: Operations at the Solikamsk-2 mine have since been suspended and 1,300 workers sent home. The decision was made by Uralkali, the company which owns the site in the Perm region of central Russia
Scared away: The site is two miles from the nearest town but was a regular summer getaway destination until the holiday homes were abandoned in 2005 following concerns the ground was sinking
Dangerous: One local source said as many as 20 cottages have now sunk into the chasm - fortunately, all were unoccupied at the time
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