Firefighters in Fontana are trying to rescue a woman from a 25-foot-deep sinkhole

Rescue workers late Thursday morning, Feb. 8, were trying to bring a woman in a 25-foot-deep sinkhole in Fontana to safety.

She was awake and talking, the San Bernardino County Fire Department said.

Firefighters attached a rope to the back of a battalion chief’s SUV for the rescue.

The woman is awake and talking as firefighters try to help her. (Photo courtesy of the San Bernardino Fire Department)

The sinkhole, in a mobile-home park, is in the 8200 block of Cherry Avenue.

Residents say it’s the first time they can remember seeing a sinkhole here.

This is a developing news story. Please check back for updates.

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