RTSun, 28 Sep 2014 11:53 UTC
© RIA Novosti / Taras Litvinenko
Six people, including two children died after their car fell into a monster sinkhole in the middle of the highway near the Crimean capital of Simferopol. The hole appeared to be 6 meters deep and 8 meters wide.
The accident happened on the highway between Simferopol and the village of Nikolaevka on Saturday night, said the Emergencies Ministry's press service in Crimea. The car with eight passengers fell into the pit after the vehicle entered the unlit part of the road.
"A huge sinkhole six meters deep and eight meters wide was formed after the collapse," said the statement.
According to the medics, six passengers
"received injuries incompatible with life." Among them were 3-year-old twins and a 16-year-old girl.
The rescue workers managed to save a one-year old boy and a 12-year old girl. The preliminary medics' reports say that a boy has a traumatic brain injury and he is in coma, while the girl has multiple fractures. Both kids are currently receiving emergency treatment.
At least 43 rescue personnel and 16 vehicles were involved in the rescue effort.
The experts are investigating the reasons of the accident.
Comment: The sinkhole phenomena has roughly been in exponential growth the latest years and 'death by sinkhole' has been on the rise too. None of the usually invoked causes are able to explain the sudden rise of sinkholes in so many different locations, so in all probability, while considering the electric nature of our cosmic neighborhood and its link to seismic and meteorological change, the phenomena relates to a grander change in solar system conductivity. Consider how reduced solar activity may influence the spin of our globe and the stresses that may cause through changes in surface-core E-field, specifically the crust (Lithosphere).
Read more about the grander 'circuit board' of our electrochemical neighborhood, in:
Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection
Comment: The sinkhole phenomena has roughly been in exponential growth the latest years and 'death by sinkhole' has been on the rise too. None of the usually invoked causes are able to explain the sudden rise of sinkholes in so many different locations, so in all probability, while considering the electric nature of our cosmic neighborhood and its link to seismic and meteorological change, the phenomena relates to a grander change in solar system conductivity. Consider how reduced solar activity may influence the spin of our globe and the stresses that may cause through changes in surface-core E-field, specifically the crust (Lithosphere).
Read more about the grander 'circuit board' of our electrochemical neighborhood, in:
Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection