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In an air raid on the warship "Lützow" in 1942, a 5400-kilo aerial bomb "Tallboy" remained lying on the bottom of the Baltic Sea as a dud. After a year of planning, a team of experts is now working on the highly complicated mitigation.
It is one of the largest missions in Europe.

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The Bavarian state government has decided to introduce a corona traffic light regulation for the Free State. Prime Minister Söder announces, among other things, the expansion of the general mask requirement.
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👉 Green = 7-day incidence value <35

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👉Yellow = value of the 7-day incidence 35 to <50
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