Temperatures rise, incidence falls: Bavaria is preparing for summer - "Unfortunately, the limit has been exceeded"

The corona numbers in Bavaria are falling, temperatures are rising.

Bavaria is preparing for summer.

"Ballermann situations" should be avoided.

Munich - Bad weather * and strict Corona * rules have slowed party fans for months Now many want to go out and celebrate.

But often it crashes.

The cities are preparing for the party summer.

The Corona * numbers are falling, the temperatures are rising.

The municipalities in the Free State are therefore preparing for the party summer 2021.

Many cities are betting that the hustle and bustle will no longer be concentrated in a few places, because beer gardens and restaurants are now open again.

But alcohol bans continue to be in force at some of the city center celebrations - or at least under discussion.

Corona in Bavaria: Violent clashes between celebrants and the police

"As long as the clubs and discos are closed, the pressure on the public space will increase, especially when the weather is good," warned Nuremberg City Law Director Olaf Kuch.

Problem points can be reacted to with a ban on alcohol outside of the catering trade.

Most recently there had been violent clashes between party people and the police in some cities in Bavaria, for example in Munich and Regensburg.

The police union sees the municipalities as responsible.

In the event of massive violations, a decision about bans must be made quickly, said the deputy federal and state chairman of the German Police Union (DPolG) Bavaria, Thorsten Grimm.

He was referring to the riot in the English Garden in Munich, in which bottles flew against police officers.

An alcohol ban was discussed there, but was not enforced.

Corona rules in Bavaria: No more alcohol ban in Munich's old town and at the Viktualienmarkt

In the state capital there is no longer a ban on alcohol in the pedestrian zone of the old town and on the Viktualienmarkt. But at hotspots like Gärtnerplatz, drinking alcoholic beverages between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. is still forbidden. To compensate for the canceled Oktoberfest, the event series “Summer in the City” is to take place again this year. This should help showmen to at least partially compensate for missing income. In addition, the people should be better distributed in this way.

Augsburg * recently had to stop selling alcohol to go after midnight. The city is relying on the easing measures, among other things, on communication via the city's social media accounts. That said a spokesman.

Regensburg relies on gastro-entertainment - the city of Würzburg is drawing conclusions because of corona parties

Regensburg * is hoping for a positive development through the further easing for the catering industry.

As part of the “Baradies” project, bars and other old town restaurateurs are to be allowed to dine outdoors in the city park from July.

Entering the Jahninsel and the Grieser Spitz from 11 p.m. is forbidden until the end of October.

In parts of the old town: no alcohol.

The police want to be more present at popular meeting points on the weekends, as a spokesman for the Upper Palatinate police headquarters said.

Many conflicts could be avoided in a personal conversation.

Because of the parties at the Alten Kranen, Würzburg is drawing conclusions.

On the coming weekend, parts of the Mainkai will be closed between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Noise and garbage on the banks of the Main left the city with no other choice.

That said Mayor Christian Schuchardt.

“Unfortunately the limit has been exceeded.

Have fun outdoors, yes, violations of corona restrictions and partying at the expense of the residents - no. ”In addition,“ friendly AHA teams ”should make celebrants aware of hygiene rules in the city.

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Corona in Bamberg: "We want to end the current Ballermann situation"

Meanwhile, garbage and noise have also resulted in bans in Bamberg. Lord Mayor Andreas Starke wants to ensure more security and order in the old town. In the sandy area and in the inner city area, alcohol is now prohibited from 10 p.m. According to reports, restaurateurs have already sold crates of drinks on the street. This provoked gatherings of up to 300 people, the city complains. "We want to end the current Ballermann situation in Sandstrasse and the pollution in the city center and in the sandy area," said Starke. The police are also on the move with body cams to avoid escalations.

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