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Long-term campers must leave Lido Rapperswil-Jona by the end of the year. Not everyone is affected equally, and the public likely won't benefit immediately.
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Long-term campers must leave Lido Rapperswil-Jona by the end of the year. Not everyone is affected equally, and the public likely won't benefit immedi...
Long-term campers must leave Lido Rapperswil-Jona by the end of the year. Not everyone is affected equally, and the public likely won't benefit immediately.
Updated: 29.06.2026
RON 95
$2.20 /l
CHF1.78 · €1.94/l
123 of 134
pricier than 91% of countries
RON 98
$2.25 /l
CHF1.83 · €1.98/l
80 of 91
pricier than 87% of countries
Diesel
$2.37 /l
CHF1.92 · €2.08/l
130 of 135
pricier than 96% of countries
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