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Falling snow causes problems at Stieltjesweg

Falling snow causes problems at Stieltjesweg


At the residential tower on Stieltjesweg, falling ice has been causing problems since Wednesday afternoon. The culprit is the thawing of a thick snow layer that accumulates in the windowsills, causing pieces of frozen snow to fall down with some regularity.


 


After consultation with TU Delft and the police, the entrance to the building has been partially closed, writes Duwo in an email to its residents. Meanwhile, employees of the housing association are going from door to door to remove the ice from the ledges. (MvdV)


 


News editor Marjolein van der Veldt

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