Father's Day is not an hour old when the Munich police have to request reinforcements for the first time

The Munich police are warning with a curious tweet about excesses on Father's Day. There was work for the officials right away.

• On May 21, extravagant celebrations for Father's Day are expected in Munich.
• The police ask in advance to exercise prudence during the corona pandemic.
• A tweet is intended to sensitize the party animals among the fathers.

Police satisfied: No major operations because of Father's Day in Munich and the surrounding area

Update, May 21, 5.12 p.m .: The situation in Munich and the surrounding area is currently calm. "There are no major operations related to Father's Day," said a spokesman for the Munich police when asked. The situation is calm. "People abide by the rules." A big compliment to all of Munich.

Update May 21, 12:01: The Father was old no hour when the police had already disengage. At around 0.40 a patrol checked several people on the site of a petrol station in Ramersdorfer Chiemgaustrasse .

The victims, who were mostly on site with their cars , stood together in groups and in many cases did not comply with the applicable distance regulations , as the police reported. They were unreasonable, whereupon reinforcement was requested. There were identity determinations and numerous notifications against the Infection Protection Act . The police did not explicitly mention how many fathers were affected in their press release.

Video: Father's Day - handcart despite Corona?

Father's Day in Munich: Police warn against excesses with a curious tweet

Update May 21, 9:35 a.m .: The sun is gradually gaining the upper hand, Munich's fathers are getting ready for their day of honor. To keep the festivities in check, the police try to raise awareness again via Twitter .

"Stop dad, just because you haven't been able to see your buddies for weeks, I don't want to have to pick you up from the sobering up cell this evening," the emergency services wrote about their upload. To see in the picture: a man in traditional costume who is going through a "police check" on his bike loaded with beer . After all, he's wearing a helmet.

Stop #Daddy, just because you haven't seen your buddies for weeks, I don't want to have to pick you up from the sobering up cell tonight. pic.twitter.com/iFm2Bq1GCu

Some Munich fathers have already celebrated their beer garden premiere on May 18 . A photo from the deer garden suggests a brilliant start.

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Despite Corona: excesses on Father's Day? Police and restaurateurs urge everyone to be careful

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Munich / Berlin - With a view to traditional handcart tours on Father's Day , restaurateurs and police call for reason and mindfulness. Because: The contact restrictions imposed by the corona pandemic also apply to Ascension Day .

"We can only appeal to people's reason and discipline to stick to measures such as keeping a distance or wearing a mouth-and-nose protector," said Michael Maatz, Deputy State Chairman of the Police Union (GdP) in North Rhine-Westphalia . “If you don't follow the rules, you can expect sanctions. The colleagues are prepared. "

Restaurants and beer gardens can open almost anywhere on Ascension Day. However, the visit is subject to certain conditions. For example, the contact details often have to be stored in the restaurant. The hiking in lakes or in the mountains is not a problem usually. As a rule, the maximum number of members from two households may meet, but in many federal states the minimum distance of 1.5 meters must still be observed.

Corona Munich: Father's Day excesses threaten in the beer garden - "Health comes first"

"The virus is still among us, the danger has not yet been averted," said Baden-Württemberg Interior Minister Thomas Strobl (CDU). Excursions and sunny weather should not ensure that hard-fought things are risked. “It would be fatal to risk these successes lightly. Please be careful on Father's Day too! ”

In fact, some members of the association had expressed concern "that on Father's Day celebrants stand in front of the beer gardens and then no longer take the rules so strictly," said Thomas Geppert, Managing Director of the Bavarian Hotel and Restaurant Association (Dehoga Bayern). "I can only appeal that the landlord should not be made too difficult." All companies would pay attention to the requirements without exception. "Health comes first."