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Sinkhole swallows cars at Italian hospital treating coronavirus patients

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Sinkhole swallows cars at Italian hospital treating coronavirus patients

Sinkhole swallows cars at Italian hospital treating coronavirus patients

A giant sinkhole opened in the car park of a hospital in Naples, Italy,forcing the temporary closure of a nearby residence for recovering Covid-19patients because the electricity was cut.

Operations were not affected at theHospital of the Sea, and firefighters said it did not appear anyone wasinjured.


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