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    Car crashes into water-pipe repair hole

    Grocott's Mail ContributorsBy Grocott's Mail ContributorsAugust 24, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    This driver of this vehicle was shocked but uninjured after she drove into a 3m x 3m hole in Fitzroy Street shortly before 8am on THuyrsday 20 August. Photo: Julian Jacobs

    By JULIAN JACOBS

    A young woman was left shaken but appeared to be without serious injury after she drove into a three-metre-wide hole in Fitzroy Street shortly before 8am on Thursday 20 August. Shocked commuters stopped to photograph the extraordinary sight of the vehicle upended in the hole left by repairs to broken water pipes. Two ambulances arrived; however, the driver declined assistance. A request for comment from Makana Municipality was not responded to. Late yesterday afternoon, residents in the area reported that a team appeared to be preparing to repair the pipe and fill the hole. Photos: Julian Jacobs and Sue Maclennan

    Parts of the vehicle remain in the hole after its was removed. Photo: Sue Maclennan
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