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Giant Chasm Opens Near Springfield Manor
17 Feb
Summary
- A large sinkhole appeared near Springfield Manor on Sunday night.
- Resident Lucy Miller discovered the opening while driving.
- The gas company was called to the scene for repairs.
A large sinkhole was discovered Sunday night on the grounds of Springfield Manor, a senior living facility in Clark County. The sinkhole appeared near an auxiliary mechanical building, separate from the main resident areas. The discovery was made by a local resident, Lucy Miller, who was driving her usual route and noticed the unusual opening.
Authorities promptly cordoned off the area with caution tape and barrels to prevent access. Miller expressed concern for the elderly residents, especially given the foggy conditions that prevailed when she made the discovery. Springfield Manor officials released a statement affirming their commitment to the safety and well-being of their staff and residents.
The gas company was contacted and responded to the site to perform necessary repairs. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported in connection with the sinkhole incident. The facility is working to ensure the area remains secure.
