Schirnding - 24 kilos of banned fireworks discovered
Police discovered 24 kilograms of banned fireworks during a traffic stop near Schirnding (Wunsiedel im Fichtelgebirge district). The 28-year-old driver had probably bought the goods, which are banned in Germany, in a Czech market near the border, as the officers announced on Wednesday. The check took place on Tuesday.
According to the police, F3 categoryfireworks are not permitted in Germany. The pyrotechnics pose a considerable risk to personal health as they often burn uncontrollably. The 28-year-old is now being investigated for violating the Explosives Act. According to the law, those responsible must bear the considerable costs of destroying the banned firecrackers, among other things.
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- The incident occurred in Wunsiedel im Fichtelgebirge, a district in the Upper Franconia region of Bavaria, Germany.
- The police in Bavaria have been dealing with numerous cases of criminality involving the illegal import and use of fireworks, such as the recent case in Wunsiedel.
- The Fire Department in Germany often gets called to handle incidents related to misuse of fireworks, which can lead to significant damage and pose a threat to public safety, especially during events like New Year's Eve.
- While enjoying the beautiful landscapes of the Fichtelgebirge Mountain Range in Bavaria, tourists should be aware of the strict laws regarding fireworks in Germany and respect them to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.
Source: www.stern.de
