A fire started at the wastewater treatment plant in Sköllersta on Saturday evening. It involved pellets at the facility.
On Saturday evening, a fire broke out at the wastewater treatment plant in Sköllersta. Reports indicate it was a pellets fire at the site. The incident occurred at the facility handling sewage treatment in the area. No further details on the extent or cause are available from the sources. The article is by Markus Toivonen.
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