Germany Pays 900,000 Euros in Hotel Costs After Blackout
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The German government reimbursed hotels in Berlin 900,000 euros for providing accommodations to people following a blackout. The power outage affected large parts of the city.
The German government reimbursed hotels in Berlin 900,000 euros for providing accommodations to those affected by a blackout.2 The power outage affected large parts of the city of Berlin.2 A court in Karlsruhe ruled on the costs associated with protecting a tree inhabited by protected Heldbock beetles.1
The tree was supposed to be cut down to make way for an office complex, but it was spared thanks to its protected status.1 The conservation effort for the tree cost 95,000 euros.1
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