US EditionIcy Sidewalks in Berlin: Wegner and Bonde Want Road Salt Used
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For days it has been dangerously smooth in Berlin. A special regulation should now allow to free walkways from the ice. Also in Hamburg one reacts to the further wintery weather.
Because of extreme smoothness, Senator Bonde intervenes in a special arrangement. In the course of the day, a vote is to be taken with the city cleaning. Mayor considers way for "bidden".
Due to the winter weather, Berlin's mayor demands a strewn salt permit for the capital. Bavaria's Deputy Prime Minister Aiwanger responds.
Mirror-smooth walkways have been creating pedestrians in the capital for days. For environmental reasons, no salt can be used. Berlin's governing mayor Wegner wants to obtain an exception. His demand does not seem to be well received everywhere.
In Berlin it is frosty - there are more questions, why the winter service is not running around especially on sidewalks. An appeal of the Governing Mayor to his state parliament causes a stir.
Many roads in the federal capital are currently dangerously smooth. However, the use of salt is prohibited because of possible environmental effects. The attempt by Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner (CDU) to obtain an exception, initially mocks him.
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