Hagen, Germany. 18th July, 2021. A treatment chair from a practice stands destroyed on the sidewalk. Residents have put the household effects destroyed by the flood on the sidewalk. The city administration can't cope with the removal because of the quantity. Credit: David Inderlied/dpa/Alamy Live News

Hagen, Germany. 18th July, 2021. A treatment chair from a practice stands destroyed on the sidewalk. Residents have put the household effects destroyed by the flood on the sidewalk. The city administration can't cope with the removal because of the quantity. Credit: David Inderlied/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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