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#13261742

31 January 2026

KRAKOW, POLAND – JANUARY 31: A woman carefully walks along an icy sidewalk in Krakow, Poland, on January 31, 2026. A severe cold snap continues to affect Southern Poland, with minimum overnight temperatures forecasted below -15°C and daytime maximums reaching only -10°C, accompanied by mean wind speeds of 25 km/h.

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#13261745

31 January 2026

KRAKOW, POLAND – JANUARY 31: A group of people dressed in heavy winter coats walk along a sidewalk in Krakow, Poland, on January 31, 2026. A severe cold snap continues to affect Southern Poland, with minimum overnight temperatures forecasted below -15°C and daytime maximums reaching only -10°C, accompanied by mean wind speeds of 25 km/h.

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#13261767

31 January 2026

KRAKOW, POLAND – JANUARY 31: A group of people dressed in heavy winter coats walk along a sidewalk in Krakow, Poland, on January 31, 2026. A severe cold snap continues to affect Southern Poland, with minimum overnight temperatures forecasted below -15°C and daytime maximums reaching only -10°C, accompanied by mean wind speeds of 25 km/h.

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#13261770

31 January 2026

KRAKOW, POLAND – JANUARY 31: A group of people dressed in heavy winter coats walk along a sidewalk in Krakow, Poland, on January 31, 2026. A severe cold snap continues to affect Southern Poland, with minimum overnight temperatures forecasted below -15°C and daytime maximums reaching only -10°C, accompanied by mean wind speeds of 25 km/h.

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#13261732

31 January 2026

KRAKOW, POLAND – JANUARY 31: A view of a parked car covered in ice in Krakow, Poland, on January 31, 2026. A severe cold snap continues to affect Southern Poland, with minimum overnight temperatures forecasted below -15°C and daytime maximums reaching only -10°C, accompanied by mean wind speeds of 25 km/h.

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#11992442

28 January 2025

A man holds a cardboard sign reading 'Housing is a right. Allo the 115? I'm outside. React!' Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefet decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefet decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay on the streets if temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, the 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing. In Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992444

28 January 2025

Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefect decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefect decides that the plan will be activated only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay on the streets if temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing in Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992445

28 January 2025

Two women hold a cardboard sign reading 'Double sentence for people living in the streets and handicapped. Dignity and justice for all'. Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefet decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living in the streets. The Prefet decides that the plan will be activated only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at 0?C maximum. Already this winter, a man living in the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay in the streets if the temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living in the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing. In Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992446

28 January 2025

A woman displays a drawing depicting a man as an ice cream with the text 'Ice-Crime made by the Prefecture'. Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefet decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefet decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children remain on the streets if temperatures stay above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing. This takes place in Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992448

28 January 2025

A man holds a cardboard sign that reads, 'I'm ill and living in the streets. You ruin our health by letting us live outside. Please, think about our children.' Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefet decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefet decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at 0?C maximum. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay on the streets if temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing. In Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992449

28 January 2025

A placard reads 'Don't let me outside during the coldest nights'. Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefet decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefet decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay on the streets if temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing. In Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992183

28 January 2025

A man displays a cardboard sign reading 'Art 345-2-2 of the Social Code'. Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right to Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefect decides that the 'Plan Grand Froid' will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefect decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children remain on the streets if temperatures stay above minus 10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing. In Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992184

28 January 2025

Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefect decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefect decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay on the streets if temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing in Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992185

28 January 2025

A man holds a cardboard sign that reads, 'Don't let me outside during the coldest nights'. Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefet decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefet decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children remain on the streets if temperatures stay above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing in Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#11992189

28 January 2025

Several NGOs and associations, such as NGO D.A.L. (Right To Housing) and Case de Sante (Health House), organize a gathering in front of the Prefecture of Occitania as the Prefect decides that the 'plan glacial coldness' (Plan grand froid) will be implemented under severe conditions. This plan opens new shelters and accommodations for people living on the streets. The Prefect decides that the plan activates only if the temperature is below minus 10?C for three consecutive nights and if daytime temperatures remain negative or at a maximum of 0?C. Already this winter, a man living on the streets dies from the cold. Even children stay on the streets if temperatures remain above -10?C. There is an emergency phone number for people living on the streets, 115, but the number is always gridlocked. They also denounce the gentrification of the district and the lack of affordable housing in Toulouse, France, on January 28, 2025.

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#10161668

13 June 2023

Photo taken on January 31, 2023 shows Meizhou Bay Bridge of Fuzhou-Xiamen-Zhangzhou High-speed Railway in Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China. On February 3, 2023, China's first cross-sea High-speed Railway, fuzhou-Xiamen-Zhangzhou high-speed Railway, entered the static acceptance stage, marking that the construction of the main body of the railway line and its supporting works has been basically completed. Fuzhou- Xiamen-Zhangzhou High-speed Railway was fully launched in September 2017, with a total length of 277.42 km on the main line and a designed maximum operating speed of 350 km per hour.

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