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Donald Trump's inauguration moved indoors due to 'dangerous' cold

17 January 2025
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Donald Trump's inauguration moved indoors due to 'dangerous' cold
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Due to dangerously cold weather forecasted in Washington, President-elect Donald Trump has decided to move his inaugural address, along with other speeches, indoors to the US Capitol’s rotunda. The inaugural parade and balls will also be held indoors at Washington’s Capitol One Arena, ensuring the safety of law enforcement, first responders, and supporters amid freezing temperatures. Trump emphasized the importance of dressing warmly and announced that the Capitol One Arena will be open for a live viewing of the address, as extreme cold is expected with temperatures reaching as low as -11C (12F) on inauguration day.

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