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Oil flows into Swiss lake during army exercise

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November 18, 2025
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Hundreds of litres of oil flow into Lake Zug during military exercise

Hundreds of litres of oil flow into Lake Zug during military exercise


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Around 100 litres of oil spilled into Lake Zug on Monday afternoon during a Swiss Army exercise.


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The law enforcement authorities of canton Zug said the oil was biodegradable. The fire brigade set up an oil barrier.

According to the press release issued on Tuesday, members of the army were pumping water out of Lake Zug using a hydraulic pump during a military exercise. The pump depressurised and oil was detected in the lake. The pump was then switched off.

The fire services of the municipalities of Risch and Zug stopped the spread of the oil with a barrier. It was not clear on Tuesday afternoon why the oil was able to get into the lake. According to the Zug law enforcement authorities, the military police have launched an investigation.

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