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SATAN ' S LITTLE BROTHER REVEALED AFTER NINE MONTHS DIGGING THAMES IS BOMBS ALLY
Bomb disposal men of the Royal Engineers digging for Satan ' s little brother, unexploded 500 pound German bomb at Silvertown, London, now have exposed the bomb to view after nine months digging. the bomb is stuck head first in sticky tar impregnated shingle in a tar distillers yard. It is expected to be ready for removal in about a fortnight. Work is possible only at low tide and for about four hours on either side of it, because at high tide water pours into the 30 feet deep shaft. As low tide gets later each day, the men now work until the small hours of the morning.
Photo Shows: Royal Engineers of the British Army removing shingle from the 30 feet deep shaft at the bottom of which lies the bomb. the bucket is encrusted with tar.
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gNEWS - 30. Jahrestag: Am 28.1.1986 explodiert die Raumfähre Challender nach dem Start
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Astronaut Sally K. Ride, STS-7 mission specialist, displays the array of tools at her disposal on the mid deck of the Earth-orbiting Space Shuttle Challenger during the STS-7 mission
Astronaut, Sally Ride - 1983
Sally Ride became the first American woman in space on June 18, 1983.
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Athens 2004-Fencing
France's Laura Flessel-Colovic(R) and Hungary's Timea Nagy(L) during the fin al bout of the Women's Individual Epee competition of the Athens 2004 Olympi c Games at the Helliniko Fencing Hall in Helliniko, Greece, Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. Flessel-Colovic lost the game and won silver medal where Nagy got the gold./0408152240
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Thailand Tsunami Mortuaries
A scene of a temple building where dental forensic work is being conducted by foreign forensics at Yan Yao Temple, Takua Pa, Phang Nga, Thailand, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Thailand Tsunami Mortuaries
Members of the Thai military who serve as forensic workers inspect dead bodies in front of refrigerated containers at Bang Muang Temple, Phang Nga, Thailand, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005. Some forensics say that the bodies were out on the ground to get microchips injected. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Thailand Tsunami Mortuaries
Dead bodies are kept with dry ice before being transferred to refrigerated containers at Bang Muang Temple, Phang Nga, Thailand, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005. Some forensics say that the bodies were out on the ground to get microchips injected. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Thailand Tsunami Mortuaries
A Thai woman condoles a mother, below, who just identified her 23-year-old son at a mortuary in Yan Yao Temple, Takua Pa, Phang Nga, Thailand, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Thailand Tsunami Mortuaries
Members of the Thai military who serve as forensic workers inspect dead bodies with dry ice in front of refrigerated containers at Bang Muang Temple, Phang Nga, Thailand, Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005. Some forensics say that the bodies were out on the ground to get microchips injected. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** Workers collect computer power supplies in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**Embargoed in UK until January 2008** Locals wash their clothes in the river in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. The water is heavily polluted as a result of the e-waste processing in the town. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** A young child plays in a pile of circuit board componensts in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** A pile of discarded mobile phone casings ready to be processed in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** Wang Qing heats up computer circuit boards to remove and sell the components in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. The fumes from this process are highly toxic. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** A young child helps sort out computer circuit boards for processing in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** A worker cuts up computer circuit boards in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** Discarded computer circuit boards with their comonents stripped off in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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China E-waste Poisoning China
**EMBARGOED in UK until January 2008** Discarded computer circuit boards are piled ready for processing in Guiyu, China on Friday Dec. 6, 2007. Most of the world's e-waste is still processed in China and India. The EU have banned the practice but the United States has yet to implement legislation to prevent it.
China now produces more than a million tons of e-waste each year. Much of the world?s high-tech trash is exported to Asia, and 90 percent of this heads into China. The waste that comes from recycling electronic parts is highly toxic, releasing such poisonous metals as chromium, cadium, and lead. As much as 6.5 pounds of lead dust can be released when recycling electronic parts. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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PEOPLE - eine glŸckliche Familie
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MODEL RELEASED Couple and young girl standing in kitchen with recyclable materials smiling
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NY: GARBAGE TRUCK TIPS OVER ON PASSENGER VEHICLE
29 June 2009 - Fort Salonga, NY - A garbage truck sits flipped onto a passenger car. The truck took the corner too fast anf flipped onto the car waiting at the corner. Credit: Philip Hall/Sipa Press/0906291906 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NY: GARBAGE TRUCK TIPS OVER ON PASSENGER VEHICLE
29 June 2009 - Fort Salonga, NY - A garbage truck sits flipped onto a passenger car. The truck took the corner too fast anf flipped onto the car waiting at the corner. Credit: Philip Hall/Sipa Press/0906291911 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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plastic rubbish discarded in a lagoon on Funafuti Tuvalu
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plastic rubbish discarded in a lagoon on Funafuti Tuvalu
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Lewiston, Idaho, America - Dec 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Francis Dean / Rex Features (1518599b)
Worker from Sunshine disposal and recycling collection, Lewiston, Idaho, America
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Lewiston, Idaho, America - Dec 2011
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Worker from Sunshine disposal and recycling collection, Lewiston, Idaho, America
Lewiston, Idaho, America - Dec 2011
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VARIOUS - 1981
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The Irish Republican Army ( IRA ), exploded a bomb at a Wimpy Bar in Oxford Street, London, Britain. Kenneth Howarth, a bomb disposal expert, was killed as he attempted to defuse it. The bomb had been fitted with an anti-handling device, the first time the IRA had used such a device in Britain.
VARIOUS - 1981
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Zusammenstellung: Thatcher mit 87 Jahren gestorben - Die Thatcherjahre
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Cupcake Shop Installs 24 Hour Cupcake ATM On Manhattan's Upper East Side
Cupcake ATM created by Sprinkles bakery on March 25, 2014 in New York City. The Cupcake ATM opened today, and while there were certain technical difficulties for the first day, lines of people waited to try out the new machine. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Cupcake Shop Installs 24 Hour Cupcake ATM On Manhattan's Upper East Side
Cupcake ATM created by Sprinkles bakery on March 25, 2014 in New York City. The Cupcake ATM opened today, and while there were certain technical difficulties for the first day, lines of people waited to try out the new machine. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Cupcake Shop Installs 24 Hour Cupcake ATM On Manhattan's Upper East Side
Cupcake ATM created by Sprinkles bakery on March 25, 2014 in New York City. The Cupcake ATM opened today, and while there were certain technical difficulties for the first day, lines of people waited to try out the new machine. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Cupcake Shop Installs 24 Hour Cupcake ATM On Manhattan's Upper East Side
Cupcake ATM created by Sprinkles bakery on March 25, 2014 in New York City. The Cupcake ATM opened today, and while there were certain technical difficulties for the first day, lines of people waited to try out the new machine. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Trainer Udo Lattek und Gerd Mueller aus Wuppertal gegen Bayern Muenchen, Bundesliga, Saison 1972/1973
Fussball, Bundesliga, 1972/1973, Wuppertaler SV gegen Bayern Muenchen 1:1, Stadion am Zoo, Trainer Udo Lattek, Gerd Mueller, SW, S/W, Schwarz-Weiss, Schwarz Weiss Fotografie football, Bundesliga, 1972/1973, Wuppertaler SV versus Bayern Munich 1:1, Stadium am Zoo, coach, trainer Udo Lattek, Gerd Mueller, b&w, black and white, black & white photography
ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG COMPILATION: Deutsche Fussball-Legende Udo Lattek im Alter von 80 Jahren gestorben
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1000lb bomb uncovered on a building site in Bermondsey, London, Britain - 23 Mar 2015
Editorial use only - No merchandising
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sergeant Rupert Frere RLC/REX (4587665b)
An RLC Bomb disposal expert checks the fuse on the World War 2 era SC 250kg German Bomb
1000lb bomb uncovered on a building site in Bermondsey, London, Britain - 23 Mar 2015
Army Bomb disposal experts are currently dealing with an unexploded air drop World War 2 era SC 250kg German Bomb near the Shard in Bermondsey.
The bomb will have been dropped over London by the Luftwaffe in the 1940s but unusually did not detonate. It has lain undisturbed deep in the ground for 70 years but was uncovered today during construction works.
Bomb disposal teams from Shorncliffe Troop 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Royal Logistic Corps and sappers from 36 Engineer Regiment Explosive Ordnance Disposal are involved in excavating the device so that it can be safely diffused. The operation to excavate the device will take all night as its position is awkward. The fuse is underneath and trenches will have to be dug carefully beneath the bomb in order to access the fuse.
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1000lb bomb uncovered on a building site in Bermondsey, London, Britain - 23 Mar 2015
Editorial use only - No merchandising
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sergeant Rupert Frere RLC/REX (4587665c)
An RLC Bomb disposal expert checks the fuse on the World War 2 era SC 250kg German Bomb
1000lb bomb uncovered on a building site in Bermondsey, London, Britain - 23 Mar 2015
Army Bomb disposal experts are currently dealing with an unexploded air drop World War 2 era SC 250kg German Bomb near the Shard in Bermondsey.
The bomb will have been dropped over London by the Luftwaffe in the 1940s but unusually did not detonate. It has lain undisturbed deep in the ground for 70 years but was uncovered today during construction works.
Bomb disposal teams from Shorncliffe Troop 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Royal Logistic Corps and sappers from 36 Engineer Regiment Explosive Ordnance Disposal are involved in excavating the device so that it can be safely diffused. The operation to excavate the device will take all night as its position is awkward. The fuse is underneath and trenches will have to be dug carefully beneath the bomb in order to access the fuse.
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Bomb Disposal Experts Destroy WW2 Bomb Found in Bermondsey, London - 24 Mar 2015
Editorial use only - No merchandising
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sergeant Rupert Frere RLC/REX (4587666b)
Soldiers prepare the unexploded air drop World War Two 250 kg for carriage
Bomb Disposal Experts Destroy WW2 Bomb Found in Bermondsey, London - 24 Mar 2015
Army Bomb disposal experts have defused an unexploded air drop World War Two 250 kg German Bomb near the Shard in Bermondsey this evening. The device was then taken by road to an undisclosed location to be destroyed.
The bomb would have been dropped over London by the Luftwaffe in the 1940s but unusually did not detonate. It had lain undisturbed deep in the ground for 70 years but was uncovered yesterday during construction works.
Bomb disposal teams from Shorncliffe Troop 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Royal Logistic Corps and Sappers from 36 Engineer Regiment Explosive Ordnance Disposal were involved in excavating the device so that it can be safely defused. The operation to excavate the device took all night as it was in an awkward position. The fuse, situated underneath the bomb had to be accessed by trenches which were dug carefully beneath the bomb.
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Bomb Disposal Experts Destroy WW2 Bomb Found in Bermondsey, London - 24 Mar 2015
Editorial use only - No merchandising
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sergeant Rupert Frere RLC/REX (4587666c)
Soldiers prepare the unexploded air drop World War Two 250 kg for carriage
Bomb Disposal Experts Destroy WW2 Bomb Found in Bermondsey, London - 24 Mar 2015
Army Bomb disposal experts have defused an unexploded air drop World War Two 250 kg German Bomb near the Shard in Bermondsey this evening. The device was then taken by road to an undisclosed location to be destroyed.
The bomb would have been dropped over London by the Luftwaffe in the 1940s but unusually did not detonate. It had lain undisturbed deep in the ground for 70 years but was uncovered yesterday during construction works.
Bomb disposal teams from Shorncliffe Troop 11 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Royal Logistic Corps and Sappers from 36 Engineer Regiment Explosive Ordnance Disposal were involved in excavating the device so that it can be safely defused. The operation to excavate the device took all night as it was in an awkward position. The fuse, situated underneath the bomb had to be accessed by trenches which were dug carefully beneath the bomb.
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005k)
Beirut Lebanon; 27th September 2015. Despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste disposal, heaps of garbage rot in the summer heat remain uncollected and rotting in the summer heat as the Lebanon waste crisis which has sparked widespread protests continues
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
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Beirut Lebanon; 27th September 2015. Despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste disposal, heaps of garbage rot in the summer heat remain uncollected and rotting in the summer heat as the Lebanon waste crisis which has sparked widespread protests continues
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005j)
Rubbish bags remained uncollected in residential and commercial areas despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste collection after the cleaning contracted Sukleen halted waste disposal sparking widespread protects by You Stink
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005i)
Rubbish bags remained uncollected in residential and commercial areas despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste collection after the cleaning contracted Sukleen halted waste disposal sparking widespread protects by You Stink
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005h)
Rubbish bags remained uncollected in residential and commercial areas despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste collection after the cleaning contracted Sukleen halted waste disposal sparking widespread protects by You Stink
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005g)
Rubbish bags remained uncollected in residential and commercial areas despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste collection after the cleaning contracted Sukleen halted waste disposal sparking widespread protects by You Stink
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005f)
Rubbish bags remained uncollected in residential and commercial areas despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste collection after the cleaning contracted Sukleen halted waste disposal sparking widespread protects by You Stink
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005e)
Beirut Lebanon; 27th September 2015. Despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste disposal, heaps of garbage rot in the summer heat remain uncollected and rotting in the summer heat as the Lebanon waste crisis which has sparked widespread protests continues
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005d)
Beirut Lebanon; 27th September 2015. Despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste disposal, heaps of garbage rot in the summer heat remain uncollected and rotting in the summer heat as the Lebanon waste crisis which has sparked widespread protests continues
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005c)
Beirut Lebanon; 27th September 2015. Despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste disposal, heaps of garbage rot in the summer heat remain uncollected and rotting in the summer heat as the Lebanon waste crisis which has sparked widespread protests continues
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005b)
Beirut Lebanon; 27th September 2015. Despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste disposal, heaps of garbage rot in the summer heat remain uncollected and rotting in the summer heat as the Lebanon waste crisis which has sparked widespread protests continues
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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FEATURE: Beirut versinkt im Müll
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amer Ghazzal/REX Shutterstock (5183005a)
Rubbish bags remained uncollected in residential and commercial areas despite the Lebanese government promising to resume waste collection after the cleaning contracted Sukleen halted waste disposal sparking widespread protects by You Stink
Lebanese waste crisis, Beirut, Lebanon - 27 Sep 2015
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NEWS - England: Verdacht auf Autobombe in Bristol
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Simon Chapman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5829053h)
Police seal off parts of Bristol city centre and call in the Bomb Disposal team after a suspicious vehicle, thought to be a green VW car was found parked right by Bridewell Police station.
Bomb disposal at suspicious vehicle, Bristol, UK - 14 Aug 2016
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NEWS - England: Verdacht auf Autobombe in Bristol
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Simon Chapman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5829053g)
Police seal off parts of Bristol city centre and call in the Bomb Disposal team after a suspicious vehicle, thought to be a green VW car was found parked right by Bridewell Police station.
Bomb disposal at suspicious vehicle, Bristol, UK - 14 Aug 2016
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NEWS - England: Verdacht auf Autobombe in Bristol
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Simon Chapman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5829053c)
Police seal off parts of Bristol city centre and call in the Bomb Disposal team after a suspicious vehicle, thought to be a green VW car was found parked right by Bridewell Police station.
Bomb disposal at suspicious vehicle, Bristol, UK - 14 Aug 2016
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NEWS - England: Verdacht auf Autobombe in Bristol
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Simon Chapman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5829053d)
Police seal off parts of Bristol city centre and call in the Bomb Disposal team after a suspicious vehicle, thought to be a green VW car was found parked right by Bridewell Police station.
Bomb disposal at suspicious vehicle, Bristol, UK - 14 Aug 2016
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