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German Heatwave Melts Tram Tracks in Leipzig

Source: Al Jazeera English

Summary

A severe heatwave in Germany reached 41C (106F), melting tram tracks in Leipzig and causing significant public transport disruptions. The extreme temperatures have raised concerns over infrastructure resilience during climate events.

Why It Matters

This incident highlights the vulnerabilities of urban infrastructure to climate change, as heatwaves become more frequent and severe globally. Understanding the impact of extreme weather on public transport systems is crucial for future city planning and investment in more resilient technologies.

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