Germany news: Blast reported at Augsburg train station
Police are investigating the explosion of an unidentified object at a train station in southern Germany. Meanwhile, a malfunction at a German power station near Cologne is being probed as a deliberate act. More on DW.
On September 2, a blast was reported at the Augsburg train station in Germany. Meanwhile, German officials are urging other EU members to tighten visa rules for Russian citizens, following accusations of a Russian-backed drone attack on a German airport. Meanwhile, German farmers face a crisis due to a severe drought, which has led to a 7% drop in grain harvests and a 25% decrease in rapeseed yields in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
The German government plans to spend €1 billion to support farmers through low-interest loans, tax relief, and subsidized fertilizer costs. Additionally, tensions are rising in Thuringia after three lawmakers left the populist BSW party. Finally, Ozempic, sold under the brand name Wegovy, is now available in Germany as a pill, although it remains largely un-covered by health insurance.
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