The 38ft structure in Khabarovsk in the east of the country, allegedly vanished overnight.
A Russian heating plant that used the bridge as it's sole entrance and exit route have responded by saying that replacing the bridge would be ten times the value of the scrap metal that had been stolen. They plan to replace the bridge with one made of concrete.
If the thieves can steal 200 tonnes of metal, I don't think a concrete one is gonna be that much of a challenge for them! I want to know how they did it, it's not the sort of thing you can slip up your jumper and skirt past security.
- added January 08, 2008
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Wow, that is almost as good as a whole beach being stolen.
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This is such a great, insane story.
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maybe they're illusionists.
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- Joydejavu17
- 1 year ago
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OMG! Why would you do that? How? Maybe it fell into the water underneath.
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- joshuamaru
- 1 year ago
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- joshuamaru
- 1 year ago
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how the hell?!
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- AswegoAsdego
- 1 year ago
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holy crap! this is amazing!
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- blue_blooded
- 1 year ago
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Wow, this bridge has gone too far!
What a steel!
This is no ordinary water under the bridge.
...someone stop me
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hey!!!! vodka is not cheap it does not grow on trees you know??
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I'm still asking myself "How in the HELL!?"
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- woodywoodbeck
- 1 year ago
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