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Unknown people have stolen kilograms of explosives from a Swiss Federal Railways construction site.
The Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland has opened criminal proceedings.
The incident took place in July in the Laufental valley in canton Basel Country , northern Switzerland .
The explosives were intended for “loosening blasting for the purpose of rock removal”.
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