Esme Nicholson

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Police in the capital are patrolling the city with two water cannons, usually deployed during riots, to help people cool down.
For NPR News, I'm Esme Nicholson in Berlin.
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According to preliminary readings, temperatures in Germany have exceeded 106 degrees Fahrenheit again, this time in the eastern half of the country.
National railway operator Deutsche Bahn is warning that its infrastructure is struggling with extreme sun exposure and one of Germany's busiest highways near Hamburg shut down after the asphalt buckled in the heat.
The shade typically given by the capital's oak trees is out of bounds as authorities struggle to contain a plague of toxic caterpillars.
Police in the capital are patrolling the city with two water cannons, usually deployed during riots, to help people cool down.
For NPR News, I'm Esme Nicholson in Berlin.
Wait, this is true?
According to preliminary readings, temperatures in Germany have exceeded 106 degrees Fahrenheit again, this time in the eastern half of the country.
National Railway operator Deutsche Bahn said
is warning that its infrastructure is struggling with extreme sun exposure and one of Germany's busiest highways near Hamburg shut down after the asphalt buckled in the heat.
The shade typically given by the capital's oak trees is out of bounds as authorities struggle to contain a plague of toxic caterpillars.
Police in the capital are patrolling the city with two water cannons, usually deployed during riots, to help people cool down.
For NPR News, I'm Esme Nicholson in Berlin.
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The EU's Migration and Asylum Pact aims to make it more difficult for asylum seekers and migrants to enter the 27-nation bloc.
They are to be screened at the European Union's outer borders for up to seven days before being admitted.
Asylum seekers from countries that the EU now deems safe, such as Syria and Bangladesh, can be kept at the border while their cases are processed and given only one chance to appeal a rejected application.
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