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	Since the night of December 31, a total of 26 people have died from the cold, the spokeswoman said.</div>
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	She added that passers-by should not react callously if homeless or inebriated people fall asleep in building entrances or bus-stops and thereby risked freezing to death.</div>
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	She also appealed for more neighbourliness towards the elderly and the frail.</div>
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