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Only Four Senior Citizens Use Offenbacher Heat Telephone – Need Much Higher

In Offenbach, only four seniors signed up for the free heat phone of the Senior Council. Volunteers call in front of heat waves and give tips on the amount of drinking, ventilation and cool places in the city.

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