@深圳地铁 Weibo reported on August 6 that due to rainfall over the past few days, ground settlement occurred near the Shahe Interchange in the direction of Binhai Avenue westbound. It later developed into a partial collapse, covering an area of about 20 square meters. This section of the road is located in a reclamation area, and the geological conditions are complex. Immediately after the incident occurred, emergency plans were initiated, and emergency response, transportation, housing and construction, public security traffic management, Shenzhen Railway Investment, and the China Railway 16th Bureau went to the scene to deal with it as soon as possible and implement traffic control. After thorough disposal, at 8 o'clock on August 5, the ground collapse area was backfilled and reinforced, and on-site risks were effectively controlled. In order to reduce the impact on the travel of citizens and friends and ensure the safety of road traffic, the site adopted measures to gradually resume traffic in stages and lanes. At noon on August 5, traffic resumed on Lane 3 of the Westbound Auxiliary Road between Shenwan 5th Road and Shahe East Interchange on Binhai Avenue. At 14:20 on August 6, traffic on the left side of the main driveway from Shenwan 5th Road to Shahe East Interchange of Binhai Avenue resumed traffic. Due to construction needs such as road surface restoration, etc., the 3 lanes on the right side of the main driveway still need to be closed for construction for about 300 meters. On the premise of ensuring safety, related work will be completed in an orderly manner.

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