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The 140-year-old Spey Viaduct in Scotland collapsed, closing a popular walking and cycling path.
The 140-year-old Spey Viaduct in northeast Scotland collapsed into the River Spey on Sunday, closing a popular walking and cycling route.
Built in the 1880s as a railway bridge, the iron structure had been repurposed for public use.
Local officials expressed sorrow over the loss of the historic landmark, and Moray Council has closed the site for safety while engineers assess the damage.
Authorities are investigating the timing and responsibility of the last inspection, with no timeline for repairs or future use.
The collapse affects the National Cycle Network route.
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El viaducto de Spey, de 140 años de antigüedad, en Escocia, se derrumbó, cerrando una popular ruta para peatones y ciclistas.