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Berlin's Brandenburg Gate almost empty as Germany tightens measures over coronavirus spread

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The area surrounding Branderburg Gate in Berlin is almost empty, as Germany tightens measures to control the spread of COVID-19, banning gatherings of more than two. IMAGES

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