Pittsburgh City Bus ‘Upended’ After Crashes Into Downtown Sinkhole Monday Morning

PITTSBURGH, PA. (THECOUNT) — Emergency crews are on the scene in downtown Pittsburgh, PA, on reports a city bus crashed into a massive sinkhole Monday morning, according to reports.

Crew were seen Monday morning attempting to remove a Port Authority bus out of a large sinkhole.

The accident happened at Penn Avenue and 10th Street, near the Westin Hotel, reports LocalCBS.

The back of the bus could be seen “upended” into the large sinkhole.

The cause of the massive sinkhole has not yet been provided by officials.

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