USA : South Florida Skyscapers are sinking into the ground

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7isYhoWcAAwbSd?format=jpg&name=large



Yes I would move out,
These Big Skyscrapers were built on solid ground
years ago,

But now they are sinking faster than ever before


[University of Miami research confirms
dozens (around 35) of luxury high-rise
buildings along South Florida's coastline,
particularly in Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach,
are sinking (subsidence) by up to 8 centimeters,
with newer buildings showing concerning rates,
possibly due to construction vibrations
compacting sandy soil,
groundwater changes from rising seas,
and dissolving limestone, raising questions
about long-term structural safety]




Sign Of The Times

[emseateng2014]

maybe there are giant monsters fights under the earth and or giant monsters moving around under the earth

which could cause sinkholes and earthquakes