A sinkhole opened up in a parking lot of a residential building in Hod HaSharon on Monday morning.
Firefighters arrived at the scene to make sure there was no danger, amid calls and complaints from neighbors in the area. The municipality is investigating what caused the sinkhole to occur.
After an initial inspection of the building, it was discovered that several beams that hold up the building have been removed and there is a danger of it collapsing, Ynet reported.
No injuries were reported from the incident. Residents of the building have been evacuated from the area until further notice, according to N12.
Previous sinkholes in Israel
A sinkhole opened up on Bar Ilan Street in Jerusalem last month amid infrastructure work on the road.
In September, a sinkhole opened up in the middle of Ayalon Highway, a major and central one in Tel Aviv.
No one was hurt on any of these occasions.
However, in July, a 32-year-old man died after being sucked into a sinkhole in a private pool in Carmel Yosef.
This is a developing story.