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A dramatic video captured in Texas shows firefighters and Good Samaritans rescuing a woman from a car before it became submerged in a sinkhole.
The incident happened Tuesday in El Paso, leaving the woman with only minor injuries.
Video taken of the scene shows a group of men trying to prevent the car from sinking further into the water as others pull the woman out through the vehicle’s rear windshield.
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A woman is seen being pulled out of a car that became trapped in a sinkhole Tuesday, Aug. 9, in El Paso, Texas.
(El Paso Fire Department/Local News X/TMX)
“Special thank you to the good Samaritans that assisted the crews in this rescue,” the El Paso Fire Department said.
Firefighters and local residents in El Paso are seen tending to the stricken passenger.
(El Paso Fire Department)
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Footage later shows the car spinning around as it plunges into the depths.
Later in the footage, the car is seen almost completely submerged in the sinkhole in El Paso, Texas.
(El Paso Fire Department/Local News X/TMX)
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At one point, only the rear of the car and its taillights are visible.
As of Wednesday, the intersection where the sinkhole opened up remains closed.
