Germany moves to crack down on vehicle emissions
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GERMANY will discuss a national plan to cut pollution from diesel engines and set up a new organisation to test vehicles to try to restore consumer confidence after Volkswagen's emissions scandal, ministers said on Tuesday.
The moves - almost two years after the Volkswagen scandal broke - come as the German government faces growing pressure ahead of national elections on Sept 24 to reduce emissions or see some cities ban diesel cars themselves.
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