Disturbances in German Cities on New Year's Eve

Several German cities saw unrest on New Year's Eve, leading to two fatalities from pyrotechnics. Police intervened to control the situation.

Several German cities experienced disturbances on New Year's Eve, with two people killed due to the use of pyrotechnics. The police had to intervene.

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