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Ambulance With Flashing Blue Light In Amsterdam
An ambulance with flashing blue lights drives through traffic in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on September 10, 2025. The yellow ambulance with red and blue striping belongs to the Amsterdam Ambulance Service. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Krakow Hosts First Anti-Capitalist Queer Equality March
KRAKOW, POLAND – SEPTEMBER 13:
A masked ultra from Unia Tarnów watches activists passing by during the 1st Anti-Capitalist Equality March, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, on September 13, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Krakow Hosts First Anti-Capitalist Queer Equality March
KRAKOW, POLAND – SEPTEMBER 13:
A group of football supporters from Wisla Krakow watches activists passing by during the 1st Anti-Capitalist Equality March, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, on September 13, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Gdansk
GDANSK, POLAND – SEPTEMBER 1:
A Scania fire truck of the Polish Military Fire Brigade is seen during a ceremony commemorating the 86th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II on the Westerplatte peninsula in Gdansk, Poland, on September 1, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Paris, Bloquons Tout Demonstration
A traffic sign near Port de Bagnolet in Paris, France, on September 10, 2025, advises drivers to avoid Paris due to large-scale protests organized by the ''Bloquons Tout'' movement. Authorities implement road alerts and heighten security ahead of planned demonstrations across the capital. (Photo by Giulia Morici/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
A fire truck with its siren on is seen on the street in Warsaw, Poland, on August 25, 2025. (Photo by Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Krakow
KRAKOW, POLAND – AUGUST 11:
A warning sign reading “Caution!!! Wild animals in the forest” is displayed in Zakrzówek City Park, Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, on August 11, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A pharmacy thermometer indicates 41?C in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Toulouse and its river, the Garonne, bake under an oppressive heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Two young men get out of the Garonne River in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alert heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A young woman refreshes herself at a public fountain during one of the hottest days of the year in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A pharmacy thermometer indicates 41?C in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
The promenade on the riverbanks of the Garonne is unusually empty due to the oppressive heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A meteorological app indicates 41?C in a shady place in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alert heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drop of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Toulouse and its river, the Garonne, bake under an oppressive heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A woman walks with an umbrella on a bridge on the Garonne River during the heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
An empty street in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the morning heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A pharmacy thermometer indicates 45?C in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
The unusually quiet Capitole Place in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, is under oppressive heat. Cafes' terraces are also empty. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Toulouse and its river, the Garonne, bake under an oppressive heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A billboard near the Capitole explains the 'good movements' to protect against the heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave coincides with climate experts saying that limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Two young women try to refresh themselves during the heatwave on a merchant street in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
An empty street in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the morning heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Toulouse and its river, the Garonne, bake under an oppressive heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
A nearly empty street in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, while a pharmacy thermometer indicates 41?C. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to an omega phenomenon where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
Toulouse and its river, the Garonne, bake under an oppressive heat. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C is not achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Toulouse Bake Under Oppressive Heat As All France
People stand in the shade of a bridge on the Garonne River in Toulouse, France, on August 12, 2025, during the heatwave. France suffocates under its second heatwave of the year. In Toulouse, temperatures reach 41.5?C. This heatwave is remarkable for its intensity: numerous departments are on 'red alertness heatwave'. Streets are empty during the hottest hours. Some temperature records are and will be broken during this heatwave, especially in the southwest. France is 8 to 15?C above normal temperatures for August. This heatwave is due to a phenomenon in omega where a drip of hot air is blocked by fresh air. Nearly all departments, such as Haute-Garonne (Toulouse), are placed on red alert heatwave, and sixteen are placed on orange alert. This heatwave comes at the same time climate experts say limiting global warming to +1.5?C won't be achievable as agreed in 2015 during the COP21 in Paris. All of southern Europe bakes under unusually hot temperatures. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto) -
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Update On The Heatwave With Government Departments, Organised By Catherine Vautrin, In Paris
A worker's screen shows the heatwave weather alert in France at the CORRUSS control room (Operational centre for regulating and responding to health and social emergencies) during a meeting to update on the heatwave, organized by Catherine Vautrin, the Minister of Labour, Health, Solidarity and Families, in Paris, France, on November 8, 2025. (Photo by Telmo Pinto/NurPhoto) -
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Kashmir: Black Day Observed By Main Stream Political Party
Indian paramilitary troopers stand alert in the city center Lalchowk on the anniversary of the revocation of Article 370 in Srinagar, Indian Administered Kashmir, on August 5, 2025. (Photo by Muzamil Mattoo/NurPhoto) -
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Kashmir: Black Day Observed By Main Stream Political Party
Indian paramilitary troopers stand alert in the city center Lalchowk on the anniversary of the revocation of Article 370 in Srinagar, Indian Administered Kashmir, on August 5, 2025. (Photo by Muzamil Mattoo/NurPhoto) -
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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NEWS - Rauch von Kanada-Waldbränden trübt Himmel über New York
Hazy and dangerous fumes from ongoing wildfires in Canada have engulfed the skies over much of the Northeast, in the eastern US are under air quality alerts due to the smoke, which made iconic skylines disappear behind wafting orange fumes. worsening air quality for millions of people. After a day of orange haze that cast a pall over New York City, obscuring some of the nation's best-known landmarks with smoke from Canadian wildfires, New Yorkers and others were in store for another day of bad air Thursday.
The air was acrid, skylines looked orange, and municipal officials told people to stay indoors, on june 08, 2023. (Photo by Jashim Salam/NurPhoto)
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423r)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423e)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423h)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423f)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423a)
THE HAGUE - A police bus between Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423g)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423c)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL-WM Katar - Marokkanische Fussballfans feiern den Einzug ins Achtelfinal
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hollandse Hoogte/Shutterstock (13646423j)
THE HAGUE - Moroccan football supporters after the match between Morocco and Canada at the World Cup in Qatar.
Police Alert to Unrest Around Morocco World Cup Match, The Hague, Netherlands - 01 Dec 2022
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