Watch: Soda truck falls into sinkhole in Mexico City

Initial reports suggested the sinkhole was caused by a collapsed drainage system, according to Iztapalapa's mayor.

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Authorities had cordoned off the site before the truck sank rear-first further into the sinkhole.

Initial reports suggested that a collapsed drainage system has caused the sinkhole, according to the mayor of Iztapalapa - Mexico City's most populous borough.

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