Massive sinkhole swallows farmland in Indonesia

Massive sinkhole in Indonesia's Central Aceh Regency expands, threatens farmland and homes

Several farmers have expressed deep anguish over the loss of their agricultural land. Many are seeking compensation from the government or the provision of replacement land for their lost farms.

Massive three-hectare-wide sinkhole swallows farmland in Indonesia, still growing

The sinkhole in Pondok Balik village, Central Aceh, is now more than 30,000 square metres wide, equal to around 30 football fields.

Massive sinkhole caused by landslides has formed in Central Aceh, Indonesia

A massive sinkhole has formed in Central Aceh, Indonesia, swallowing farmland and threatening the livelihoods of local farmers. The expanding sinkhole, caused by persistent soil movement and landslides, has destroyed crops and forced safety measures in surrounding areas.

Massive sinkhole swallows farmland in Indonesia

A massive sinkhole has appeared in Central Aceh, Indonesia, consuming farmland and endangering the livelihoods of local farmers. Caused by ongoing soil shifts and landslides, the sinkhole has destroyed crops, mainly coffee, chili and sugar canes, and prompted safety measures in the surrounding areas. The sinkhole is also threatening an electricity pylon according to local authorities.

Expanding Sinkhole Consumes Farmland in Indonesia’s Central Aceh Region

A large sinkhole in Pondok Balik village, located in Central Aceh, Indonesia, is rapidly expanding, threatening local infrastructure and agricultural land. The sinkhole now covers over 30,000 square meters, an area comparable to four football fields, as it continues to grow larger by the day. This situation has raised significant concerns among residents regarding the safety of their homes and livelihoods. Understanding Sinkholes A sinkhole is a…