In São José dos Campos, Brazil, residents are increasingly concerned as two more holes have opened up in the streets between Wednesday and Thursday this week, adding to the growing number of similar issues in the area. One of the holes is located on José Castrioto Street in the Parque Nova Esperança neighborhood, where the street is partially blocked and has been marked for safety. City officials attribute this opening to the rupture of a stormwater drainage system in that area, and teams have been dispatched to address the issue.

The second hole is found on Danilo Eduardo Rios Ramos Street, in the Jardim São José I neighborhood, also located in the city's East Zone. In this case, the problem stems from issues related to sanitation infrastructure. The local government has contacted Sabesp, the water and sanitation company, to resolve the complications. Sabesp has communicated that it is already working to fix the existing leaks in the area, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges faced by the city.

These incidents reflect broader concerns about urban planning and maintenance in São José dos Campos, particularly as more reports of similar infrastructure failures are accumulating. The frequency of such occurrences may indicate underlying problems in the drainage and sanitation systems that could have implications for public safety and urban quality of life if not adequately addressed. Local authorities are under pressure to implement sustainable solutions to prevent future issues as the city continues to develop.