Train in front of the environmental alarm: Diesel and oil residues contaminate Zugersee!

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Von: WOM

Cham, Schweiz - In the city of Zug, there are several current developments that affect both health care and ecological challenges. The Zug cantonal management has announced Verena Chairman's appointment as the new chief physician of the Institute of Radiology in the Cantonal Hospital in Zug. The well -known doctor has taken over the management since the beginning of December and has extensive experience from the Inselspital Bern. It emphasizes the importance of technological progress and the diversity of her field: "I enjoy it when I can put together the puzzle pieces with my team that is needed for a diagnosis and thus help people," said chairman. This step is considered a positive development for the medical infrastructure in Zug, such as Zuger Zeitung reported.

In the meantime, an environmental policy incident occurred in the city. On Friday afternoon, a strong smell of diesel was found in the Schützenmatt area, and an oil film was made in Lake Zug. Investigations by the police showed that an unknown amount of diesel and oil residues came into the water when the "MS Schwan" ship was emptied. The city of Zug's volunteer fire brigade reacted quickly and built an oil barrier. Fortunately, no other serious environmental damage was found, because a fish death or other abnormalities in the affected area were not observed. The incident emphasizes the importance of safety precautions in dealing with such operating materials, which is also discussed by

security measures and citizens' dialogue

In addition, the Council of States Matthias Michel is in the spotlight because he invites the population to an open conversation. This will take place next Saturday in the Fischerstube restaurant, where citizens can bring their questions and suggestions on current topics. Michel described the importance of direct communication at a time when medialization has a strong influence on our political life. These initiatives show the endeavors to promote citizen participation and to strengthen a feeling of community.

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