Rogue wind turbine causes havoc in northwest Jutland
Credit: Danish News Round-Up: Sting in the hand for new citizens of Denmark | By Ben Hamilton | Copenhagen Post | January 6th, 2020 | cphpost.dk [excerpted] ~~
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The police were forced to close off some roads in Mors, northwest Jutland, on December 30 after a wind turbine went rogue. It was feared the 30-metre, 175 kilowatt turbine, which was turning despite being switched off, might dismantle like a similar turbine in the same area in 2015.
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