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- On March 11, a 27-metre-long steel pipe protruded 13 metres above ground in Osaka, Japan, according to local authorities.
- The pipe was designed to prevent soil collapse.
- A passer-by reported the incident.
- Road closures occurred near the Osaka-Umeda train station as authorities investigate the cause.
- No injuries were reported, and the Osaka City Construction Bureau said the remaining pipe will be cut off.
