Thousands of individuals participated in a blockade of the Brenner Pass, which connects Germany and Italy, advocating for reduced traffic. In related news, a German minister is proposing measures to limit screen time for children.
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Brenner Pass Reopened Following Protests
The Brenner Pass, linking Germany and Italy, was blocked by thousands protesting for reduced traffic. Additionally, a German minister is considering regulations to limit children's screen time.
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Germany news: Alpine pass reopened after large protest
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Brenner Pass Reopened Following Protests