Lorry stuck after sink hole opens up in Gosberton
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A sink hole which opened up in a Lincolnshire village road swallowed the tyres of a passing lorry.
The tipper truck's wheels dropped through the surface at the junction of Salem Street and High Street, Gosberton, at 09:50 GMT on Thursday.
The road has been closed while emergency repairs are carried out, Lincolnshire County Council said.
A drain cover has also been affected with Anglian Water being notified about the issue, the council added.
The wheels of the lorry were deep in the hole, meaning the driver could not move it
The road has been closed while emergency repairs are carried out, Lincolnshire Council said
A lane closure on High Street affected bus services with some being cancelled, operator Brylaine Travel said.
The lorry has been recovered "but the hole remains", Lincolnshire Police said.
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