In all of Bavaria, the police have to break up crowds of celebrating people almost every day.
No gaps, no masks and, in particular, the noise pollution of the residents are the problems.
Bavaria - After the seemingly endless dreary time in lockdown, the rising temperatures and falling Corona * infection numbers are creating a long unseen mood of optimism among the population.
Young people in particular enjoy the freedoms they have regained.
In many places, however, the parties are reaching proportions that call the police onto the scene.
Every day the officials in the Free State have to break up groups of people celebrating.
Many cities are now reacting again with stricter regulations in order to get the situation under control and to relieve local residents.
Münchner Türkenstrasse: Up to 1000 people celebrating
A popular hotspot for partying is the university quarter in the state capital of Munich. In the past few weeks, the police often had to break up large crowds in places where the rooms of the faculties had in some cases no longer accommodated students for months. As the alcohol level rises, the applicable hygiene rules for combating the coronavirus, such as keeping your distance or wearing an FFP2 mask *, seem to take a back seat among young people. According to the Munich police, up to 1000 party-mad people gather at popular places such as Türkenstrasse on the weekends.
In addition to disregarding the corona protective measures, residents in particular suffer from the regular mass parties.
Cell phone recordings
sent to
Sat.1 Bayern
clearly show
intoxicated
people urinating at the entrance gate of a school.
If the alcohol level rises, the inhibition threshold apparently falls.
The rubbish left behind is now even attracting rats, as further recordings show.
Soon the area will be as uninhabitable as the moon
Residents of the Munich university quarter
The residents of the university district have had enough and are starting the counterattack.
You started a petition.
In it, they demand a ban on alcohol and the closure of outdoor restaurants from 10 p.m.
A disgruntled resident told
Sat.1 Bavaria
: “If we don't get any support from the city, it's hard to bear here.
Soon the area here will be as uninhabitable as the moon. "Damian Kania, from the Munich police, says:" We are observing the situation on Türkenstrasse with eagle eyes. "With increasing alcohol consumption, the aggression of the people increases, so Kania.
Bamberg: Police clear the lower bridge
But it is not only in Munich that officials are struggling with the effects of mass parties.
The still closed nightclubs and an early curfew drive the young people outside onto the streets.
Last Sunday the police cleared the Lower Bridge in Bamberg *.
300 people had celebrated there.
In Würzburg *, too, there have often been big celebrations on the banks of the Main in recent weeks.
The city reacted now and blocked parts of it on weekend nights.
Christian Weiß, press spokesman for the city of Würzburg, made a
clear
statement to
Sat.1 Bayern
: “It was no longer acceptable for reasons of infection protection and neighborhood protection.
We have therefore closed the Mainkai from 10 p.m. *. “
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