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Search for Pa. grandma believed to have fallen in 30-foot sinkhole slows as fears grow for workers
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0:47Now PlayingRescuers desperately searching for a Pennsylvania grandmother down a 30-foot sinkhole are “switching gears” amid fears the ground could further open up below them.
Elizabeth Pollard, 64, has not been seen for more than 40 hours since she is assumed to have tumbled into an abandoned Pennsylvania coal mine while searching for her missing cat, with her 5-year-old granddaughter found asleep in her nearby car.
Officials believe the huge sinkhole opened up as Pollard walked over the area — and fear that ongoing efforts to find her will put rescuers in danger after the roof of the mine collapsed in several places.
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