Thieves Steal Copper from Norwegian Bridges, Prompting Material Change

Criminals, likely from Eastern Europe, are stealing copper fittings from Norwegian wooden bridges to sell the valuable metal. This has led municipalities, road authorities, and railways to switch to aluminum and galvanized steel.

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berlingskenno33d ago

Tyve ribber norske broer for kobber

Formentlig østeuropæiske kriminelle fjerner kobberbeslag fra norske træbroer for at sælge det dyre metal. Nu skifter kommuner, vejvæsen og jernbaner til aluminium og galvaniseret stål.

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Thieves Steal Copper from Norwegian Bridges, Prompting Material Change

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