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The signs were moved during the night and the police have filed a report of sabotage. The Swedish Transport Administration has corrected the signage during the night.
The signs were moved during the night and the police have filed a report of sabotage.
- They were straightened out by the Swedish Transport Administration's staff last night, says Göran Carlbom, officer on duty at the police.
The incorrect signage led to a lorry driving under a railway viaduct that was too low and getting stuck. When the truck tried to back out, it ended up in the ditch, laying on its side and blocking the road. A further nine trucks were then left standing on the smaller county road.
- They just got it up on the road, says Göran Carlbom at around 06.30.
According to the Swedish Transport Administration, the salvage work has a very large impact on traffic, and is expected to last until 9 a.m. There are currently no suspects in the case.
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The police will investigate the sabotage report and search for suspects.
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