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After Bottleneck: that's Why Hardly Any Water Came Out of the Pipe at 34 Degrees in Pinneberg

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After a sudden collapse of the water supply at the beginning of July, the municipal administration and municipal utilities Südholstein want to act now. Together, the aim is to analyse how the infrastructure can be adapted to the increasing water demand.

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After Bottleneck: that's Why Hardly Any Water Came Out of the Pipe at 34 Degrees in Pinneberg

After a sudden collapse of the water supply at the beginning of July, the municipal administration and municipal utilities Südholstein want to act now. Together, the aim is to analyse how the infrastructure can be adapted to the increasing water demand.

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shz broke the news in 11 days ago on Friday, July 18, 2025.

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