Another sinkhole pokes a hole in the Big Apple

A massive sinkhole opened up on the Upper East Side early Thursday, just days after another urban crater swallowed two cars across town.

The new sinkhole, at East 89th Street and York Avenue, opened up around 9 a.m., creating a traffic nightmare in the area as crews work to fill in the 20-foot hole, Fox5 News reported.

“Due to a sinkhole, expected extensive traffic delays in the area of East 89th Street and York Avenue in Manhattan,” Notify NYC said in an email alert. “Consider alternate routes and allow for additional travel time.”

No injuries or vehicle damage was reported.

On Sunday, another sinkhole opened up on the Upper West Side, with two cars falling in.

“Emergency crews are on the scene,” city Councilman Mark Levine tweeted Sunday. “No injuries thankfully. But this is yet another reminder: NYC simply must invest more in upgrading our outdated infrastructure.”