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KARACHI, PAKISTAN - 13-Oct-2026: Construction works are progressing swiftly on new development projects under the supervision of the local government department near Islamia College at University Road in Karachi. The site, highlighted by a large globe sculpture under repair, signifies urban renewal efforts in the area. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to modernise infrastructure and promote economic growth in the city. By revitalising key areas, the government aims to enhance public facilities and boost local commerce. The developments are a crucial step towards improving the urba-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were pre-assembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were pre-assembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were preassembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were preassembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were preassembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were preassembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Koblenz, Germany. 13th Oct, 2026. The middle section of the Pfaffendorf Bridge is still missing. The new bridge is being built parallel to the old one. The two steel sections, each weighing 475 metric tons, were pre-assembled in Mannheim and can only be transported to the construction site by water. Due to the current low water levels, the navigation channel is not deep enough for transport. Credit: Thomas Frey/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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MULTAN, PAKISTAN - 13-Oct-2026: Federal Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, visited the site of the Rehman Baba Express derailment near Sher Shah Railway Station in Multan on Tuesday to assess the damage and oversee relief efforts. The derailment, involving at least two train carriages, prompted a significant response from security and rescue personnel. A large construction crane was deployed to clear the wreckage. This visit underscores the government's commitment to addressing railway safety and operational efficiency. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges in Pakistan's ra-stock-foto
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Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden. 12th Oct, 2026. A man works at a construction site in Stockholm, Sweden. (Credit Image: © Matias Basualdo/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Santo Tomas, Batangas, Philippines. Oct 12, 2026: Entrance to the Adventureland International Leisure project site, with public notices displayed, and a quarried hillside of the Malepunyo Mountain range/Mount Malarayat seen from Lipa-Alaminos road. Residents & environmentalists warn that years of quarrying have scarred the watershed and worsened flooding in nearby towns. Despite the criticism, the quarry and aggregate crushing plant operate under a provincial permit, confirmed by DENR (Department of Environment & Natural Resources). Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Santo Tomas, Batangas, Philippines. Oct 12, 2026: Entrance to the Adventureland International Leisure project site, with public notices and a perspective plan displayed, and a quarried hillside of the Malepunyo Mountain range/Mount Malarayat seen from Lipa-Alaminos road. Residents & environmentalists warn that years of quarrying have scarred the watershed and worsened flooding in nearby towns. Despite the criticism, the quarry and aggregate crushing plant operate under a provincial permit, confirmed by DENR (Department of Environment & Natural Resources). Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Santo Tomas, Batangas, Philippines. Oct 12, 2026: Entrance & truck at the Adventureland International Leisure project site, with public notices & a perspective plan displayed, & a quarried hillside of the Malepunyo Mountain range/Mount Malarayat seen from Lipa-Alaminos road. Residents & environmentalists warn that years of quarrying have scarred the watershed and worsened flooding in nearby towns. Despite the criticism, the quarry & aggregate crushing plant operate under a provincial permit, confirmed by DENR (Department of Environment & Natural Resources). Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Berlin, Berlin, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. An excavator and a wheel loader stand on a closed section of the A100 highway beside S-Bahn commuter trains in Berlin, Germany, Monday, October 12, 2026. (Credit Image: © Michael Kuenne/PRESSCOV via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Washington, DC, United States. 12th October 2026. Construction of the White House State Ballroom and the south lawn of the White House with the new helipad. Credit: G. Edward Johnson/Alamy Live News.-stock-foto
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Tower Crane Apex Structure Transparent Cutout-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Following its rededication, the commemorative plaque marking the site of the Nazi regime·s former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office now hangs in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office under the Chief Finance Officer of Berlin-Brandenburg was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phase of the Federal Presidential Office·s temporary-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Following its rededication, the commemorative plaque marking the site of the Nazi regime·s former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office now hangs in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office under the Chief Finance Officer of Berlin-Brandenburg was responsible for the registration and confiscation of the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phase of the Federal Presidential Office·s t-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier speaks at the rededication of the commemorative plaque at the site of the former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office of the Nazi regime, in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office, which was part of the Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Finance Office, was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phas-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Thomas Abel of the ·Gleis 69· association speaks at the rededication of the commemorative plaque at the site of the former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office of the Nazi regime, in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office under the Chief Finance Officer of Berlin-Brandenburg was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phase of the Fede-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier speaks at the rededication of the commemorative plaque at the site of the former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office of the Nazi regime, in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office, which was part of the Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Finance Office, was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phas-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at the rededication of the commemorative plaque at the site of the former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office of the Nazi regime, in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office under the Chief Finance Officer of Berlin-Brandenburg was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phase of the Federal Pre-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Historian Frank Bajohr speaks at the rededication of the commemorative plaque at the site of the former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office of the Nazi regime, located in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office, which was part of the Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Finance Office, was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phase of the Fe-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Berlin: Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier speaks at the rededication of the commemorative plaque at the site of the former Berlin Asset Liquidation Office of the Nazi regime, in front of the current official residence of the Federal President at Spreebogen. The Asset Liquidation Office, which was part of the Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Finance Office, was responsible for registering and confiscating the assets of those persecuted on racial and political grounds by the Nazi regime. The commemorative plaque had stood on the street since 1994; during the construction phas-stock-foto
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Mainz, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. A construction fence is set up on the site of the daycare center·s future playground. According to the plans, the ·Bruchspitze· daycare center in Mainz is scheduled to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2026. Credit: Hannes P. Albert/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Nicole Razavi (from left), CDU, Baden-Württemberg·s Minister of Transportation; Steffen Bilger (CDU), Federal Minister of Transportation; and Evelyn Palla, CEO of DB, stand at the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key structure in the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn line·via the Stuttgart Airport long-distance train station·to the new S-stock-foto
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Stuttgart, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. Guests stand on the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key structure in the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn line·via the Stuttgart Airport long-distance rail station·to the new Stuttgart 21 infrastructure and Stuttgart Central Station. Credit: Bernd Weißbrod/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Steffen Bilger (front, left, CDU), Federal Minister of Transportation; Evelyn Palla, CEO of DB; and Nicole Razavi (CDU), Minister of Transportation for Baden-Württemberg, stand at the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key component of the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn line·via the Stuttgart Airport long-distance train station·to the n-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Nicole Razavi (from left), CDU, Baden-Württemberg·s Minister of Transportation; Steffen Bilger (CDU), Federal Minister of Transportation; Evelyn Palla, Chairwoman of the DB Executive Board; and Andrea Klett-Eininger, the tunnel·s patron, stand at the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key structure in the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Nicole Razavi (from left), CDU, Baden-Württemberg·s Minister of Transportation; Steffen Bilger (CDU), Federal Minister of Transportation; and Evelyn Palla, CEO of DB, stand at the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key structure in the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn line·via the Stuttgart Airport long-distance train station·to the new S-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Steffen Bilger (front, left, CDU), Federal Minister of Transportation; Evelyn Palla, CEO of DB; and Nicole Razavi (CDU), Baden-Württemberg·s Minister of Transportation, stand at the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key component of the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn line·via the Stuttgart Airport long-distance train station·to the new-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: Nicole Razavi (from left), CDU, Baden-Württemberg·s Minister of Transportation; Steffen Bilger (CDU), Federal Minister of Transportation; and Evelyn Palla, CEO of DB, stand at the construction site ahead of the symbolic groundbreaking for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. The approximately 11-kilometer-long Pfaffensteig Tunnel is a key structure in the Gäubahn expansion project between Stuttgart, Singen, and the Swiss border. In the future, it will directly connect the existing Gäubahn line·via the Stuttgart Airport long-distance train station·to the new S-stock-foto
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Hamburg, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. A view of the Elbtower construction site in HafenCity, where work has been suspended since October 2023 due to the investor's bankruptcy. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Hamburg, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. A view of the Elbtower construction site in HafenCity, where work has been suspended since October 2023 due to the investor's bankruptcy. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Hamburg, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. A view of the Elbtower construction site in HafenCity, where work has been suspended since October 2023 due to the investor's bankruptcy. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Hamburg, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. A view of the Elbtower construction site in HafenCity, where work has been suspended since October 2023 due to the investor's bankruptcy. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Hamburg, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. A view of the Elbtower construction site in HafenCity, where work has been suspended since October 2023 due to the investor's bankruptcy. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Hamburg, Germany. 12th Oct, 2026. Traffic signs regulate traffic on Amsinckstraße. Amsinckstraße is once again open to cars heading into the city after a water main break this morning. Between 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., there will be two lanes leading into the city center, according to the Hamburg Transportation Authority. Credit: Christian Charisius/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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12 October 2026, Hamburg: A police officer is directing traffic while employees of a construction site safety company install signs and guidance systems on Amsinckstraße. Amsinckstraße is once again open to cars heading into the city this morning following a water main break. Between 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., there are two lanes leading into the city center, according to the Hamburg Traffic Authority. Photo: Christian Charisius/dpa-stock-foto