Sewage Spill of 1.8 Million Liters into Sweden's Lake Mälaren After Downpour

Heavy rainfall has led to 1.8 million liters of sewage water being discharged into Lake Mälaren, prompting a swimming ban. Authorities stated there was no alternative to the discharge.

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Efter skyfallet – 1,8 miljoner liter avloppsvatten ut i Mälaren

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Sewage Spill of 1.8 Million Liters into Sweden's Lake Mälaren After Downpour

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Efter skyfallet – 1,8 miljoner liter avloppsvatten ut i Mälaren

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Sewage Spill of 1.8 Million Liters into Sweden's Lake Mälaren After Downpour

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Efter skyfallet – 1,8 miljoner liter avloppsvatten ut i Mälaren

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