Yibin, Sichuan reported that the road surface collapsed, did it cause casualties and vehicle losses?

In the early morning of August 19, the pavement and green belt in front of Yinlong Square, No.8 Yinlong Road, Daguanlou Street, Cuiping District, Yibin City, Sichuan Province collapsed. Fortunately, only a few cars fell into the pit and no one was injured. The loss caused is not great, and the specific reason has not been ascertained. Yinlong Square, as an old-fashioned square in Yibin, Sichuan, has been in business for seven years. Because of this, the ground may be in disrepair. From 1 am to night, the junction between the ground and the green belt collapsed. Fortunately, no one walked there in the early hours of the morning. This year, several cars parked there fell into the collapsed potholes. After receiving the news, the rescue team immediately rushed over and blocked the area directly. However, the ground collapsed and a lot of water flowed out. All the firemen are solving the problem of water use at night. Fortunately, this incident did not affect too many people, except those who lost their cars.

The time when the road collapsed was well chosen. Fortunately, there was no one at all in the early morning, and there were no casualties. Although a few cars were lost, it was not too serious. The rescue team also rushed to clean up the scene at the first time, surveyed all the dangerous areas, and blocked the area to prevent other pedestrians from being dangerous. The cause of pavement collapse has not been found yet. Now all the experts are looking for reasons and giving an explanation to every citizen in Yibin, Sichuan. At the same time, the maintenance team is also carrying out emergency maintenance and strengthening the rest of the road surface to avoid the recurrence of the proposed situation.

I'm glad the ground collapse didn't cause any casualties. Although some economic losses have been caused, these economic losses can be easily compensated. As long as people are okay, I hope this will not happen in every square in the future, and I hope experts and maintenance teams can give everyone an explanation.