A massive chasm suddenly opens onto the road – a motorcyclist falls at 164 feet at his death.

In South Korea, a motorcyclist lost his life on March 25 when an impressive abyss suddenly trained on the road. The man’s body was found at a depth of 50 meters.

Around 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25, an impressive accident occurred in Seoul, South Korea. A large number of vehicles moved along an animated artery of the city when the ground suddenly collapsed. The scene was filmed by the on -board camera of a car that was there, and it was surreal.

In the images, the road can be seen to crack before the hole suddenly forms. A white car almost fell into the hole before leaving for extremis. This is not the first time that a chasm has suddenly trained on a road. Last February, a truck driver fell into a 10 -meter hole, which suddenly appeared on the road while driving.

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While the driver of the white car escaped unscathed, a motorcyclist unfortunately did not do it, falling into the abyss and suffering from a dizzying fall. According to the BBC, after the accident, a massive research part was deployed to find it. After having located his mobile phone, the emergency services finally found his body at a depth of 50 meters, 5 p.m. after the accident. Man, aged in the thirties, died of cardiac arrest.

For the moment, the circumstances surrounding the accident and the formation of the hole remain unknown. In South Korea, the chasms of this type are commonplace, occurring on average 200 times a year. They are called “skinholes” and can have multiple causes, such as “mismanagement of infrastructure, aging or damaged pipes, long -term collapse and accidents caused by excavation work,” reports the dispatch.

Although these chasms are extremely dangerous, this accident is not the only recent tragedy to have taken place in the country. Last December, a man lost 12 members of his family in South Korea. In Seoul, the hole continues to grow and the authorities call for the greatest caution.