A Geneva tram was hit by two bullets as it travelled through Carouge last month – but no one on board, including the driver, noticed anything at the time.
Police were alerted when they were called by locals who reported hearing gunshots on September 16th.
Police examined the tram when it returned to the depot. The damage was so minimal, it was retuned to service.
Police are continuing to investigate.
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SRG/SSR faces massive cuts
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