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Ariana Weber and her mother Jamie Weber evacuated Bayou Corne. She stands near her house on a return visit. Ariana cries to go home to play in her room. "It's all she's known since birth. She's scared to sleep in her room in the rental where we stay in, her mother says.. When the Bayou Corne sinkhole opened up on August 3, 2012 a mandatory evacuation was called and many of the towns residents left. Texas Brine drilled too close to the edge of a salt mine causing it to collapse and cause an industrial disaster.
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Ariana Weber and her mother Jamie Weber evacuated Bayou Corne. She stands near her house on a return visit. Ariana cries to go home to play in her room. "It's all she's known since birth. She's scared to sleep in her room in the rental where we stay in, her mother says.. When the Bayou Corne sinkhole opened up on August 3, 2012 a mandatory evacuation was called and many of the towns residents left. Texas Brine drilled too close to the edge of a salt mine causing it to collapse and cause an industrial disaster.