The water table has now risen to 130 feet [40 m] below the ground level of Trafalgar Square. Earlier in the last century when industry extracted millions of gallons of water, the water table was estimated at 300 feet [93 m] below the square. It is rising by about 10 feet [3 m] a year and could prove disastrous for London’s underground railway system, its miles of underground wiring, and the foundations of many of its buildings. It is estimated that about 50 boreholes will have to be sunk.
Како што извести канадскиот Le Journal de Montrèal, еден истражувач смета дека раширеното верување во натприродното се должи не само на римокатолицизмот туку и на силното будистичко влијание во таа покраина.