Police cool down the public with water cannons
In Berlin, the capital of Germany, where extreme heat was felt over the weekend, police used water cannons to cool down the public.
Water cannons, typically used in Germany to intervene in protests, took to the streets this time to combat the hot weather.
In the capital, Berlin, where temperatures exceeded 40 degrees over the weekend, police used water cannons—vehicles designed for crowd control—to spray water and cool down citizens in areas crowded with tourists and locals.
Citizens who saw the water cannons spraying water tried to cool off with great delight. The footage of water being sprayed around the historic Brandenburg Gate by the water cannons received significant praise on social media.
News Source: İHA
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