Large Malibu sinkhole prompts evacuation of more than 30 properties
A large sinkhole near a home reportedly owned by actor Nicolas Cage led Malibu officials to order evacuations of more than 30 properties, according to the Guardian.
The city of Malibu, California ordered the evacuation of more than 30 properties after a large sinkhole opened on Tuesday near a home reportedly owned by actor Nicolas Cage, the Guardian reported.
Officials declared a local emergency Tuesday evening after the sinkhole, believed to have begun forming Monday, grew to roughly 25-30 feet deep and 30 by 60 feet wide, according to the report.
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- Large sinkhole in Malibu prompts evacuation of more than 30 properties — The Guardian — World
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