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Police use blanket to rescue Sudbury man who fell into a sinkhole and was being crushed by shifting soil

Spokeswoman Kaitlyn Dunn says police got a call late Wednesday morning about a homeowner looking at a hole in the ground by his fence when the ground gave way


Sudbury police rescued a man from this sinkhole.Sudbury police
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SUDBURY, Ont. — Police say a 55-year-old Sudbury, Ont., man is in hospital after being rescued from a sinkhole.

Spokeswoman Kaitlyn Dunn says police got a call late Wednesday morning about a homeowner looking at a hole in the ground by his fence when the ground gave way and he fell in.

Dunn says when officers arrived, they found the man was being crushed as soil in the hole shifted.


A Sudbury man needed police help to escape from this sinkhole in his backyard. Sudbury police

She says officers found a blanket, extended it down the hole to the man and were able to pull him to safety.

Dunn says the man was in hospital being treated for undetermined injuries.

She says city workers have stabilized the sinkhole.

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