Thieves steal steel copper wire from Mulatthing for 2.2 million

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Thieves steal steel copper wire from Mulatthing for 2.2 million

Police Eastland describes two kilometres of copper wire stolen by finger-fingered men from the municipality of Mulathingi. The wire is ten millimeters thick and was supposed to be used to ground the light poles on a new walkway to the bathing place Vök at Urriðvatn. According to information from the town foreman in Egilsstöð, work was started on plowing the wire down, but one morning the wire was cut and it disappeared. Copper is pricey, not unc…