A 35 metre section of 110kV cable has been damaged on bridge in Brisbane, Australia .Fortunately there were no injuries but a very expensive repair is had to be undertaken. Traffic lanes were closed on the main arterial route into the city causing traffic chaos. Make sure your planners, designers and workers are following best practice to avoid damages like this. A video from local news can be viewed below.
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1/5/2021 02:45:52 am
Certainly it could have been a very dangerous situation for the person who struck it.
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