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Broken toilets force flight carrying 85 plumbers to turn back An aircraft has been pressured to make an emergency touchdown because of bathroom issues – regardless of having eighty four plumbers on board. The Norwegian flight from Oslo to Munich needed to land in order that it could be constant. The plumbers have been from a corporation referred to as Rørkjøp on a journey to Munich, in line with Dagbladet. Frank Olson, dealing with director of the agency, said that he would have appreciated to fix the bathroom but turned into unable to accomplish that because he didn’t have the ideal gadget. He said: ‘We did not take the chance to ship a plumber outdoor at 10,000 metres top. ‘there was an awesome ecosystem in the plane with the irony about the broken lavatories.’ The aircraft changed into fixed at Gardermoen before it made its way to Munich.

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Young plumber almost put out of business by tool thieves By Neil Shaw   |   Posted: July 14, 2017 www.devonlive.com A 22-year-old plumber who has been in business for a year says he was almost forced to stop work after thieves raided his van and stole £1,700 of power tools. The man, who has asked not to be named, has been able to carry on work after borrowing tools from friends. His white Citroen Berlingo van was raided over night in Hogarth Walk, Elburton on Tuesday or Wednesday. He said: "My passenger door at the front was damaged. They'd knocked the lock through to create a hole and put their fingers through to lift the latch, opening the central locking. "They could only access through the side door as I'd backed my van up against my mum's car so they couldn't open the rear doors." Once inside the thieves targeted a large number of items which were held in three 'Tough System' boxes and four T-stack boxes made by DeWa