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Falling at the Edge of the Brussels Ring in Grimbergen: "the Access and Exit Straps Remain Practical, but Will Be Shortened"

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This abyss was caused by the collapse of a 1.200 mm diameter sewer pipe ...
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Illustration - BELGA A gulf of about three meters out of four was formed Wednesday morning on the edge of the Brussels Ring, near the access ramp of Grimbergen and the Koningslo exit, reported on Wednesday the Riopact company, born of a partnership between the water distribution company De Watergroep and the Flemish water treatment company Aquafin.This gulf was caused by the collapse of a sewer pipe of 1,200 millimetres in diameter. "Riopact, th…

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A gulf of about three meters by four formed this Wednesday morning at the edge of the Brussels ring nearby...

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This abyss was caused by the collapse of a 1.200 mm diameter sewer pipe ...

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dhnet.be broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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