Germany news: Lost man triggers shutdown at Hamburg airport

Hamburg airport was shut down Friday when a man mistakenly entered a restricted security area. A report on Timmy the stranded whale found the animal drifted for days before dying after being freed. DW has the latest.

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Germany news: Lost man triggers shutdown at Hamburg airport

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