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  • Jun 28

    Three men drown in Rhine at Biblis; authorities renew warnings on river and gravel pit swimming

    After three men died in two separate incidents at Biblis last weekend, German authorities are again urging the public to avoid swimming in rivers and active gravel pits, citing currents, ship traffic and bacteria.

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