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← Return to briefingAn incident involving a sinkhole has occurred in Northwest Harris County. Two people have been hospitalized as a result of driving into the sinkhole. The Harris County sheriff's office is aware of the situation and has provided this information.
Details about the incident are limited at this time. For more information about the sinkhole incident, readers can refer to the report from KHOU Houston, which is the source of this information.
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