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Three Houses Are Evicted in Naucalpan by Huge Sinkholes at Risk of Collapse
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An impressive underdog in the Benito Juárez colony in Naucalpan has left three houses in danger and its inhabitants evicted. The fracture in the structure puts houses at risk of collapse. Evicted due to the risk of collapse in Naucalpan This morning, elements of Civil Protection of Naucalpan evicted three houses located on Sierra San Martín and Sierra Blanca streets, due to a sorcavón that severely damaged the structure of the houses. The affect…
A fissure ended up as a huge sinkhole inside a house located in the Benito Juárez colony of the municipality of Naucalpan, State of Mexico. The shell already damaged other nearby houses, but why was it formed? According to the first reports, the socavón has caused alert among the neighbors of the community, especially in those who live in San Martín. The N+ cameras managed to capture the interior of the house where the problem originated. Relate…
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