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It was chaos on the isle of Amager in Copenhagen yesterday morning, when the island in several places, stood under water as a result of the breach of several water pipes, and, therefore, also meant a collapse in the busy morgentrafik.
the 112 - 23. jun. 2020 - pm. 04:39 Big water leakage: - There is a danger of undermining
Wednesday morning will the morning traffic also will be affected. This was stated by the Copenhagen Police on Twitter:
Please be aware that yesterday's water leakage continues to be, to Torvegade is blocked in both directions from Overgaden Neden Vandet to Strandgade. In the same way, Vejlands Allé, which is also still blocked in the eastern direction from Ørestads Boulevard to Digevej #politidk
— the Copenhagen Police (@KobenhavnPoliti) June 24, 2020
the Latest update from the Hofor was on Tuesday evening, that:
- We are still working on the break at the Torvegade/Islands of Christianshavn, and both there and on Vejlands Allé, which will the morning traffic on Wednesday will also be affected by our work, is that on their website.
the Utility company Hofor found Tuesday morning is the explanation of why vandrøren suddenly sprang a leak on Amager.
the communications officer Charlotte Kany told to the news agency Ritzau, that the cause had to be found several kilometers away.
- It is a recabling in Rødovre, which have created fluctuations in the pressure of the water, and it has pushed the mains power supply, said Charlotte Kany.
