Last Saturday (July 26), the ground opened beneath her, swallowing her — and her vehicle — whole.In videos of the incident, this woman had been driving along the junction of Tanjong Katong Road and Mountbatten Road when the tarmac under her vehicle gave way.Her vehicle slid into the sinkhole, flipping as it landed in upside-down in the water below.Thankfully, this driver managed to escape the sinkhole that opened up in Tanjong Katong that evening, partly with the aid of brave construction workers in the vicinity.She reportedly exited the vehicle on her own.A section of Tanjong Katong Road South has since been closed until further notice amid urgent repair works, the Land Transport Authority announced on Sunday.While sinkholes are far from a common occurrence in Singapore, the question remains: what should you do if you find yourself at the bottom of one? Read more