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New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony: Young men seriously injured in an explosion - one of them is in mortal danger

2021-01-02T13:28:53.432Z


New Year's Eve was largely quiet in Lower Saxony due to Corona: Nevertheless, there were some operations for the police and an explosion with seriously injured people.


New Year's Eve was largely quiet in Lower Saxony due to Corona: Nevertheless, there were some operations for the police and an explosion with seriously injured people.

  • New Year's Eve

    in the

    Corona *

    crisis

    was also

    different

    in

    Lower Saxony

    .

  • The police spokesman from Lower Saxony mainly report a calm New

    Year

    .

  • But there were exceptions: several

    police operations

    were necessary and there was an

    explosion

    with seriously injured people.

Göttingen - The turn of the year in the Corona crisis went quietly in most cities in Lower Saxony from the point of view of the police.

There were a few exceptions, however.

A particularly bad case occupied the emergency services in Hilter in the district of

Osnabrück

.

There three men were injured in an explosion on New Year's Eve - one of them is in mortal danger.

According to initial findings, the 20, 21 and 26-year-old men had handled chemicals to make a firecracker, the police said on Friday morning.

The explosion occurred on the upper floor of a semi-detached house.

Parts of the 21-year-old's limbs were cut off.

His life is in danger.

New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony: Explosion in residential building - building probably in danger of collapsing

The 26-year-old was also seriously injured by the explosion, the 20-year-old got away with minor injuries, as reported by the German Press Agency (dpa).

According to the police, the house was damaged by around 100,000 euros.

The house may be in danger of collapsing, it said.

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New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony: thanks to Corona quieter - but numerous police operations

But such a heavy effort remained the exception: in many places the turn of the year was much quieter than in previous years.

In

Göttingen

, larger groups formed again and again during the night, but after a brief address by the emergency services they broke up again, as a police spokesman said. 

A police spokeswoman from the state capital

Hanover

reports the same

: There was significantly less going on in the entire city area than in previous years.

Only three large gatherings of people had to be broken up by the police - but according to the spokeswoman, everyone involved quickly showed their understanding.

New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony: bodily harm and corona party in the Northeim region

In

Northeim

,

too

, the police report that the turn of the year was quieter overall than in previous years.

Still, there were a few major missions:

  • Because of

    physical injuries

    , the officers in

    Northeim moved

    out: A 63-year-old man from Northeim had hit a 21-year-old and a 51-year-old with his fists.

  • A 37-year-old man from

    Northeim

    was

    caught

    with a forbidden

    knife in

    violation of the gun law.

  • Violations of the Corona regulations

    with resistance against the police: In a district of

    Nörten-Hardenberg

    , six people from more than two households were found in an apartment at a New Year's Eve party.

    A 28-year-old from Kassel

    resisted

    the

    police in

    punishing violations of the Corona regulations and in supporting the rescue service, which was also present, a person could no longer be approached due to drugs

    - he was taken into custody.

For the officials in

Braunschweig

and

Uslar

, the turn of the year went without any special incidents and overall very calmly, as police spokesmen say.

New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony: Police dissolve Corona party with 18 celebrants

The police in

Oldenburg

ended a

New Year's Eve party

with 18 celebrants due to violations of the

Corona

regulations.

Since no one responded to the ringing and knocking of the emergency services, the police officers forcibly opened the door, a spokesman for the police announced on New Year's morning.

The party guests between the ages of 18 and 25 were unapologetic.

Administrative offense proceedings have been initiated against them.

Overall, however, the start of the new year in the city was "considerably quieter than in previous years," as the police spokesman emphasized.

The night was much busier for the police in

Bremen

.

As a police spokesman said in the morning, many violations of the Corona regulation were punished.

Again and again, groups of people did not adhere to the rules of distance. 

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New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony: 70 curfew violations in the county of Bentheim

In the county of

Bentheim

on the Dutch border, there is currently

a strict

curfew

due to the high number of

Corona

cases

- between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m., houses and properties can only be left for professional or medical reasons.

The

police

registered

around 70

violations

of the exit

restrictions

on

New Year's Eve

.

But basically, walkers and drivers would have shown understanding on New Year's Eve if they were asked about their violations.

Investigations have nevertheless been initiated.

The exit restriction in the county continues until January 12, 2021.

You can find all the current information about the Corona situation in Lower Saxony in our news ticker.

(Diana Rissmann with dpa)

* hna.de is part of the nationwide Ippen digital editorial network.

Source: merkur

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