The town of fire could suddenly fire at the feet in America

In Centralia, people are always ready to face the sudden road cracking, revealing the hell hole below and burning flames. Many people called this town unable to escape death, if they stayed.

Visitors to Centralia are often shy with cracked roads, smoke rising and the red glowing with fire. Many houses here have been abandoned, with many graffiti-like streets as a warning to visitors that you will be swallowed up to the ground, due to the underlying fire and land that can fall down any when.

"Everyone in town has a common concern, that you go to sleep at night and don't know if you will wake up in the morning, " said Michael Sulick, a retired miner.

Therefore, many people called Centralia a town where no one could escape if they continued to live here. They did not know when the ground could fall and the hot, smoke-filled holes would swallow them.

The ruins of Centralia.

On the 1981 Valentine's Day, Todd Domboski, then 12, fell into a 40m deep pit while at his grandmother's house. Todd that day escaped death by clinging to the roots of the tree, and waited for his cousins ​​to come to the rescue.

Replying to the New York Times, Todd said that the smoke was coming out of the hole at the time, and he could not see anything.

Many people have described the scene here as nothing more than earthly hell, it reminds visitors of the mysterious apocalypse.

Most of the roads in town are nowhere to be found. Highway 61 (Pennsylvania Route 61) also passes through, but it is destroyed by underground fire, creating cracks in the road surface. Many people do not know, this is a trace of a big earthquake.

To Centralia's hidden danger, the government asked the people to leave. However, by 1993, people began to struggle to return to their homes.

As explained by experts, the fact that this town has underground fire under the soil is due to the mining of coal mines, about 91m deep . And this fire is still smoldering until now. Many people are afraid that, about 250 years later, the fire will be turned off.

This town has underground fire burning under the soil line because it used to exploit coal mines, about 91m deep.

Not only that, the flames also release carbon monoxide through the ground. This amount of air in the air is considered to be dangerous to humans when it accumulates in the blood. People with the disease will have flu-like symptoms, headache, fatigue, dizziness, nausea.

Centralia is a small American town, 185km from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's largest city. Previously, it was very busy because it was a coal mining town, with more than 1,000 residents. Today, Centralia is home to about 10 people who always refuse to move. Even the graves in the cemetery are more than the survivors.