吉隆坡街道路面塌陷，印度籍女游客失踪，搜救工作仍在进行
中新网吉隆坡8月24日电 (记者 陈悦) 8月23日早8时25分许，吉隆坡街头发生一起道路塌陷事故，一名印度籍女游客不幸跌入深坑中失踪。截至23日晚间，搜救工作仍在进行，但仍未找到失踪者。
据悉，事发时，这名女游客正在吉隆坡街头步行，突然路面塌陷，形成深约8米的深坑，她瞬间跌落其中。当地警方、消防、医疗、民防等部门迅速赶赴现场，展开救援行动。数十名救援人员参与搜救，并出动了挖掘机、重型卡车等设备，甚至有救援人员下到深坑内寻找失踪者下落。
然而，经过十余小时的搜救，仍未发现该女子踪迹。吉隆坡警方负责人23日晚间表示，在搜救过程中，发现深坑底部下方有地下水流，由此怀疑该女子已被水流带走。
尽管发生了这起事故，消防部门经评测后认为该塌陷地区仍属安全，吉隆坡市政部门也批准该地区店家在24日继续营业。
目前，搜救工作仍在紧张进行中，警方和救援人员正在全力搜寻失踪者。此次事故也引发了人们对城市基础设施安全的关注，相关部门将进一步加强对城市道路的检查和维护，避免类似事件再次发生。
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编辑：管娜
英语如下：
Sinkhole in Kuala Lumpur Swallows Indian Tourist, Search Continues
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) — A sinkholeopened up on a street in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday morning, swallowing an Indian tourist and leaving her missing. Search and rescue efforts continued into the evening, but thewoman remained unaccounted for.
The incident occurred around 8:25 a.m. when the tourist was walking on the street. The ground suddenlygave way, creating a sinkhole about 8 meters deep, and she fell into it. Local police, firefighters, medical personnel, and civil defense teams rushed to the scene and initiated rescue operations. Dozens of rescuers participated, deployingexcavators, heavy trucks, and even sending personnel down into the pit to search for the missing woman.
However, after more than 10 hours of searching, the woman remained missing. A Kuala Lumpur police official said Wednesday evening thatthey had discovered an underground water flow at the bottom of the sinkhole, raising concerns that the woman may have been swept away by the current.
Despite the incident, the fire department deemed the area safe after an assessment, and the Kuala Lumpur City Council allowed businesses in the area to reopen on Thursday.
Search andrescue efforts are ongoing, with police and rescue personnel working tirelessly to locate the missing tourist. The incident has also raised concerns about the safety of urban infrastructure, prompting authorities to strengthen inspections and maintenance of city roads to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.
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Editor: Guan Na
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/gj/2024/08-24/10273923.shtml
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