A West Berlin policeman, wearing a mask for protection from smog, questions a driver to ensure that he has permission to use his vehicle during a smog alert. About 14,000 drivers were ordered to abandon their cars in the first 24 hours of the city’s alert.
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Press, 4 February 1987, Page 10
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46A West Berlin policeman, wearing a mask for protection from smog, questions a driver to ensure that he has permission to use his vehicle during a smog alert. About 14,000 drivers were ordered to abandon their cars in the first 24 hours of the city’s alert. Press, 4 February 1987, Page 10
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