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In late September 2025, a significant ground collapse occurred on Samsen Road in the Dusit district of Bangkok, Thailand, adjacent to Vajira Hospital and the Samsen Police Station. The resulting sinkhole, which emerged at approximately 7:13 AM local time on 24 September, initially measured an estimated 30 meters in width and 50 meters in depth. This event caused severe structural damage and swallowing multiple vehicles, including a police tow truck. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul estimated that repairs would take at least a year. While no casualties were reported, the incident led to the immediate suspension of utility services and evacuation of nearby buildings as authorities assessed further risks. Following the initial sinkhole collapse, reports confirmed continued ground instability and further subsidence in the affected area to 40 meters wide. Structural assessments revealed significant cracking and slight tilting in the foundation of the Samsen Police Station, raising concerns about potential structural failure if ground displacement persists.
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