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Construction workers in Dendermonde, Belgium, stumbled upon a hidden stash of gold worth an estimated $10.4 million during renovation work on a charity-owned house. The discovery, made while laying a sewer pipe, included 50 gold bars and coins bricked into cellar walls. Police swiftly secured the treasure in a federal government vault, warning against trespassing. The find has sparked speculation about its origins and rightful ownership, with authorities emphasizing the need for legal resolution. The incident highlights both the serendipity of the discovery and the complexities of handling valuable artifacts. While the workers expressed disbelief, the police urged the public to avoid the site, citing potential risks. This event underscores the intersection of historical mystery and modern legal frameworks in handling unexpected finds. The case may set precedents for how such treasures are managed in the future, balancing public interest with legal ownership claims.

Inspections in Vienna have found at least one shortcoming in around one in four checks of mandatory heat protection measures for outdoor work, ORF Wien reported. Since the regulation took effect at the start of the year, labour inspectors have conducted 465 inspections. At 126 inspections, or 27 …

Lappeenranta is scrambling to find 25 rental apartments for workers arriving within days to build a new data centre in the Pajarila district.Ville Vesterinen, a rental broker with OVV Asuntopalvelut, said his phone began ringing off the hook in early summer as contractors sought multiple units on…