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After the Break-in – Bollnäs14 Oct

After the Break-in – Bollnäs Water is Drinkable Again

Residents of Bollnäs and Freluga can now again drink the water after the break-in into a water reservoir, announces Bollnäs municipality. At the same time, reports emerge that the surveillance cameras at the reservoir did not function, reports P4 Gävleborg and Ljusnan.

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Break-in at water tower suspected13 Oct

Break-in at water tower suspected to be sabotage

After a break-in at a water tower, residents in the urban areas of Bollnäs and Freluga are advised to boil water before consumption. The police are investigating the incident as suspected sabotage and the local hospital has gone on high alert.

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Break-in at water tower –13 Oct

Break-in at water tower – hospital on high alert

After a break-in at the water tower in Bollnäs, residents in Bollnäs town center and Freluga are advised to boil water before consumption. The police have cordoned off the area and the local hospital is on high alert.

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