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B76 at Plön: Damage Has Expanded – Now the Next Full Lock-up Is Threatening

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For two and a half years, a broken road has been annoyed by motorists on the B76 just behind Plön in the direction of Eutin. Now the country wants to finally repair the road – but the construction site is bigger than expected.

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B76 at Plön: Damage Has Expanded – Now the Next Full Lock-up Is Threatening

7 days ago·Flensburg, Germany

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shz broke the news in Flensburg, Germany 7 days ago on Thursday, September 10, 2026.

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