Traffic should flow normally on the A1 at Vengeron from now on as workers have fixed the bulge that formed on the road on Tuesday.
Rain water flooded a small tunnel being built under the road to carry cabling – it then forced up the carriage way 22cm – leading to its closure.
Traffic will now have to contend with the roadworks that are going on around Grand Saconnex – they’re not going anywhere for months yet.
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Public sector workers march in Geneva
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Most expensive apartment in Zurich
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Swiss winner returns Eurovision trophy
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Call for 130 limit
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Firework initiative causes sparks in parliament
Fireworks sparked an emotional debate in parliament yesterday.
