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A fire at Hamburg's Marien Hospital in Germany resulted in at least three deaths and over 50 injuries, primarily affecting elderly and mobility-impaired patients, with the cause still under investigation. Firefighters managed to contain the blaze and evacuate patients safely.
Tens of thousands gathered in Hamburg for a demonstration against the far right, leading to safety concerns and an early end to the protest. The demonstration was in response to a report of far-right extremists discussing the deportation of immigrants, including some with German citizenship. Organizers estimated 80,000 attendees, while police reported 50,000, with many unable to enter the venue. More demonstrations against the far right are planned in German cities over the weekend.
Tens of thousands gathered in Hamburg for a protest against the far right, leading to safety concerns and an early end to the demonstration. The protest follows a report of extremists discussing the deportation of immigrants, drawing attention to the alleged far-right meeting involving the Identitarian Movement and the Alternative for Germany. Organizers estimated 80,000 participants, while police reported 50,000, with some unable to enter the venue. More demonstrations against the far right are planned in German cities over the weekend.
Police in Hamburg, Germany, are dealing with a suspected hostage situation at the airport after an armed man drove through a security barrier and onto the tarmac. The suspect, accompanied by at least one other person, including a child, is believed to be involved in a custody dispute. He fired shots in the air and threw burning bottles from the vehicle. All departures and arrivals at the airport have been halted, and negotiations are ongoing.
The airport in Hamburg, Germany, was closed and flights were canceled after an armed man breached the gate with his vehicle and fired shots into the air. The man, who had a 4-year-old child with him, was believed to be the child's father involved in a possible custody battle. Negotiators made contact with the suspect, and a psychologist was talking to him. All passengers had been evacuated, and a major police operation was underway on the airport's tarmac.
Four Bulgarian construction workers died and another was critically injured when scaffolding collapsed from the eighth floor and fell down an elevator shaft at a building site in Hamburg's HafenCity district. The cause of the collapse is unknown. Recovery efforts have been underway to clear the debris, and the city government confirmed that all missing individuals have been accounted for.
Scientists have identified previously unknown sources of methane emissions in Hamburg, Germany, primarily from human activities such as leaking gas pipelines and incomplete combustion. Using a mobile sensor network, the researchers detected methane leaks and other sources, including an oil refinery and a nearby cattle farm, which were highly underestimated in emission inventories. The findings aim to update and enhance emission maps for better understanding and management of methane emissions, which have a significant impact on global warming. Methane, the second most prevalent greenhouse gas, has a global warming potential over two decades that exceeds carbon dioxide by over 80 times.
A motorcycle rider died and a triathlete was seriously injured after a collision at the Ironman European Championship in Hamburg, Germany. The incident occurred at the 36-kilometer mark of the bike route when a credentialled motorcycle collided with a competitor while traveling on the course in the opposite oncoming lane. An event photographer, who was also riding on the motorcycle, was injured and has since been released from hospital. The race was interrupted after the collision and resumed later on. A police investigation is ongoing.
A motorcycle rider carrying a camera operator died in a head-on collision with a triathlete during the Ironman European Championship in Hamburg. The accident occurred on a road next to a dike where the racecourse narrowed and both lanes were in use by competitors and motorbikes carrying camera operators. The motorcyclist, an unidentified 70-year-old man, died at the scene and the triathlete, 26, was hospitalized with severe injuries. The 50-year-old camera operator was taken to a hospital for treatment. The race was briefly interrupted, and the organizers expressed their condolences to the family of the deceased.
A motorcycle rider carrying a camera operator died after colliding head-on with a cyclist during the Ironman European championship in Hamburg. The accident occurred at a narrow part of the race where both lanes were being used by competitors and accompanying vehicles. The triathlete suffered severe injuries while the camera operator was in shock and was also taken to hospital for treatment. The race was interrupted but resumed a little later.
A motorcycle rider carrying a camera operator died in a head-on collision with a cyclist during the Ironman European championship in Hamburg. The triathlete suffered severe injuries while the camera operator was in shock. The incident occurred during live coverage of the race and caused a temporary interruption of the event.
A motorcycle rider carrying a camera operator died in a head-on collision with a cyclist during the Ironman European championship in Hamburg, Germany. The triathlete suffered severe injuries, and the camera operator was in shock. The race was interrupted but resumed later. The accident occurred during live coverage of the race, and the broadcaster interrupted transmission. The 70-year-old rider died at the scene, and the triathlete, age 26, was taken to the hospital for treatment.
A large fire broke out in two warehouses in Hamburg, Germany, causing hazardous smoke and gases to billow out. The fire and smoke are classified as an "extreme danger" in an official warning. Local residents were evacuated, and people were advised to keep their doors and windows closed. Trains between Hamburg and Berlin were also being diverted and could face delays of up to 60 minutes. The cause of the fire is unknown, and emergency services were not able to give information on what exactly was being burned inside the warehouses.
A large fire engulfed several warehouses in Hamburg, Germany, sending black, chemical-laden smoke drifting over the city. About 140 people were evacuated, and residents were warned to close their windows and avoid the area. The fire involved containers of hydrogen sulfide, a toxic and foul-smelling substance, and halted long-distance trains between Hamburg and other cities. No injuries were reported, but the situation remains dangerous and people are advised to remain indoors.
A large fire that engulfed several warehouses in Hamburg, Germany, sent black, chemical-laden smoke drifting over the city, prompting police to warn people to close their windows and avoid the area. The fire involved containers with hydrogen sulfide, a toxic and foul-smelling substance, and halted long-distance trains between Hamburg and Berlin and other cities. No injuries were reported.