In Bangkok, a giant sinkhole measuring around 50 meters (160 feet) opened up on a busy road in front of a hospital and police station, prompting immediate evacuations. The sinkhole caused power lines to fall and exposed a burst water pipe, which eyewitnesses noted was gushing water. Authorities indicated that the collapse was likely linked to recent heavy rainfall and a leaky pipe. Fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries or fatalities as a result of this incident. The situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding infrastructure resilience in urban areas prone to heavy weather events.