In Publier, near Thonon-les-Bains in neighbouring France, residents of Rue de la Tour are facing a strange form of sabotage.
A mysterious “nail sower” regularly scatters dozens of nails across the road, causing around fifteen flat tyres in a year.
Some drivers say their cars have been hit five times.
Locals now check the street before leaving home and fear for pedestrians’ safety.
A complaint has been filed against an unknown perpetrator, but the culprit remains at large.
WEF quits following Epstein links
The president of the World Economic Forum, Børge Brende, has resigned following an internal probe into his past contacts with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Parmelin defends Trump comments
In a special edition of Infrarouge on RTS, the Swiss President Guy Parmelin defended his recent meeting with Donald Trump in Davos during the World Economic Forum.
Pharmacy miscalculates dosage for baby
A pharmacy in Zurich has apologised after a potentially dangerous dosing error involving a four-month-old baby.
Hybrid cars popular in Geneva
Geneva’s car market is shifting gears.
US to expand Bern Embassy
The US government has confirmed it will spend CHF 36m on renovating the embassy in Bern.
Fire victims will get federal money
Bern has announced it will pay each victim of the Crans Montana fire CHF 50,000 as a one time payment.
