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Lego-like tunnel to join Denmark and Germany

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The construction of an astonishing 18 km-long tunnel known as Fehmarnbelt, and at that, a prefabricated road and rail tunnel, is underway beneath the Baltic Sea, linking Denmark and Germany. The €7.4bn project, mostly funded by Denmark with €1.3bn from the European Commission, hopes to cut travel times and better Scandinavian connectivity with central Europe with the longest ever undersea tunnel. Source

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Lego-like tunnel to join Denmark and Germany

The construction of an astonishing 18 km-long tunnel known as Fehmarnbelt, and at that, a prefabricated road and rail tunnel, is underway beneath the Baltic Sea, linking Denmark and Germany. The €7.4bn project, mostly funded by Denmark with €1.3bn from the European Commission, hopes to cut travel times and better Scandinavian connectivity with central Europe with the longest ever undersea tunnel. Source

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