A third house has collapsed in four days on the North Carolina coast as officials closed off the beach due to dangerous debris on the shore and in the water, officials said.Cape Hatteras National Seashore law enforcement rangers responded to a Dare County dispatch call at approximately 1:08 p.m.on Tuesday to reports of a house collapsing on G A Kohler Court in Rodanthe, North Carolina, according to a statement from the National Park Service.“Once on scene, rangers confirmed the collapse of the unoccupied house,” officials said.
“The owner of the house has hired a debris cleanup contractor and Seashore employees plan on supplementing cleanup efforts.”Due to dangerous debris on the beach and in the water, Cape Hatteras National Seashore has temporarily closed the beach from G A Kohler Court in Rodanthe to Wimble Shores North Court in Waves, a coastal length of just over two miles.MORE: 21-year-old climber dies after sustaining 'major injuries' in fall off Devil's TowerCollection of house collapse debris located south of G A Kohler Court in Rodanthe.NPSMORE: Man who allegedly poured scalding hot liquid on baby boy sparks international manhunt for his arrest“Swimmers and surfers are urged to stay out the water in front of the villages of Rodanthe, Waves and Salvo, as there is a large amount of hazardous floating debris being transported by the waves that will cause injuries to those entering the water along the tri-villages area,” the National Park Service said.“Additionally, at the north end of Rodanthe and for miles to the south, the Seashore continues to urge visitors to wear hard-soled shoes when walking on the beach to avoid injuries from nail-ridden wooden debris.”"The biggest concern is just cleaning everything up, you know?" said Paul Troy, the homeowner of the first collapsed house, told ABC News' Raleigh station WTVD.
"We get a lot of slack, all of these homeowners do that they don't care.These are money machines and that's not the case.
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