Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Problem:Updated at 2:07 p.m.: Revised to include new information about victim. 
  
 Police said one person died and two were injured when two vehicles fell into a sinkhole overnight in San Antonio. 
  
 San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood said Monday that crews were working to recover a body from a vehicle submerged in 12 feet of water. 
  
  ||||| SAN ANTONIO -- At least one person is unaccounted for after a sinkhole opened up on a southwest-side road Sunday night. 
  
 The sinkhole was first reported around 7:30 in the 8400 block of Quintana Road. 
  
 Firefighters said the a man in his 60s was driving through standing water when his vehicle entered the sinkhole. 
  
 Occupants of a car passing by saw the man stranded and stopped to help him. Firefighters said in the process of helping him, a woman was injured. 
  
 The man who entered the sinkhole and the woman were both transported to Southwest General in unknown condition. 
  
 Firefighters said in the chaos of the scene, a second man was unaccounted for. It was not clear if he was in the sinkhole or went to get help. 
  
 Crews continued to search for the man Monday morning. Investigators told KENS 5 at the scene there is a Pontiac vehicle trapped at the bottom of the sinkhole, and it's not clear whether anyone was inside. 
  
 Further details were not immediately available. 
  
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Solution:
A Texas sinkhole claimed a life Sunday night. A car driving through standing water entered the San Antonio sinkhole; another passing car stopped, and occupants of that car helped the original driver, a man in his 60s. Both that man and a woman who stopped to help were transported to a nearby hospital, KENS5 reports. But investigators later discovered another car trapped in the sinkhole and said a person was unaccounted for; the Dallas News has since reported the sinkhole resulted in one fatality. The sinkhole, which opened as a result of a sewer line rupture, was the length of the entire street and 12 feet deep.