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The World's Largest Submerged Tunnel Is Already Being Placed at the Bottom of the Sea to Connect Two Countries and Will Have Toll to Pay for Its Own Construction
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Huge concrete blocks are being transported by boats and sunk in a controlled way in the Baltic Sea. They will form the Fehmarnbelt tunnel, a submarine passage of approximately 18 km between Denmark and Germany. The work will have tracks for cars and trains and will use the revenue of future users to pay the loans...
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