A timelapse of CCTV footage in Fukuoka, Japan shows the incredible speed with which workers filled a massive sinkhole. Local reports said the sinkhole was filled and patched in just two days with ...

2017年1月4日 · Impressive repair of a major sinkhole under a 5 lane intersection in the Japanese city of Fukuoka.

2016年11月16日 · — -- Construction crews recently repaired a 100-foot sinkhole in the Japanese city of Fukuoka in just six days, and the time-lapse video of the repair appears to be soothing the souls of ...

2016年11月16日 · JAPAN SINKHOLE FIXED IN 7 DAYS (TIMELAPSE VIDEO)This is the Japanese government timelapse CCTV footage of how they fixed the sinkhole that swallowed a whole ...

2016年11月18日 · Construction crews recently repaired a 100-foot sinkhole in the Japanese city of Fukuoka in just six days, and the time-lapse video of the repair appears to be soothing the souls of everyone who has been faced with interminable projects. ... Watch A 2-Minute Timelapse Of Japan Fixing A Giant Sinkhole In Just 6 Days. November 18, 2016.

2016年11月17日 · Time-Lapse Video Shows Japanese City Repairing 100-Foot Sinkhole in Just 6 Days A ruptured water main caused the massive sinkhole to open up on a 5-lane road near the main Hakata railway station ...

2016年11月16日 · Well, that was quick. Just days after a massive sinkhole swallowed a huge section of a main road in Fukuoka, Japan, the street has reopened for cars and pedestrians.. Working around the clock ...

2016年11月21日 · It was a true testament to what a considerable amount of manpower and money can do in a short period of time. Compare that timeline to the repair of the sinkhole that formed in Brooklyn, ... The timelapse video of the Japan sinkhole repair below was uploaded to Youtube by Hakata,JAPAN LOVE. Featured. Feb 24, 2021. Crane Collapses on Jobsite in ...

2016年11月17日 · A mesmerizing time lapse shows how, in a matter of days, the city of Fukuoka filled a nearly 100-foot-wide hole at a busy intersection.

2016年11月16日 · Sinkhole in Japan repaired in a week. ... Recovery and repair efforts were maximized by around-the-clock workers, and those can be observed closely thanks to Japanese Twitter user @Kashaverak, who condensed NHK footage of the construction work into a 140 second time lapse.