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Federal Police: New Year's Eve was largely quiet

New Year's Eve was largely calm in the area of responsibility of the Federal Police in Lower Saxony, Bremen and Hamburg. The vast majority of people observed law and order, according to the Federal Police Headquarters in Hanover. Among other things, the authority is responsible for protecting...

,   and  Carmen Simpson
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Fireworks explode in the sky above the Maschsee and the New Town Hall. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Fireworks explode in the sky above the Maschsee and the New Town Hall. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Turn of the year - Federal Police: New Year's Eve was largely quiet

New Year's Eve was largely calm in the area of responsibility of the Federal Police in Lower Saxony, Bremen and Hamburg. The vast majority of people observed law and order, according to the Federal Police Headquarters in Hanover. Among other things, the authority is responsible for protecting rail and air traffic in the federal states of Lower Saxony, Bremen and Hamburg.

On New Year's Eve, no one was allowed to carry or set off fireworks in the main railway stations in Hamburg, Hanover and Bremen. The Federal Police Directorate had issued a corresponding ban. According to the authorities, the measures against the carrying of pyrotechnics were successful. In Bremen and Hanover, it was also forbidden to carry weapons and dangerous tools. This ban was also largely complied with, it said. A police spokesperson was initially unable to say how many checks were carried out.

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  1. Despite the turn of the year celebrations, the Federal Police in Hanover reported a generally peaceful New Year's Eve in Lower Saxony, Bremen, and Hamburg, with minimal instances of criminality.
  2. In line with the Federal Police Directorate's orders, carrying or setting off fireworks was prohibited in main railway stations in Hamburg, Hanover, and Bremen on New Year's Eve, resulting in successful implementation of the measures against pyrotechnics.
  3. While patrolling the main railway stations in Bremen and Hanover on New Year's Eve, the Federal Police also enforced bans against carrying weapons and dangerous tools, boasting a high level of compliance among the public.
  4. The Federal Police in Hanover plays a crucial role in ensuring safety and security during New Year's Eve events in Lower Saxony, Bremen, and Hamburg, as well as throughout the year in protecting rail and air traffic in those regions.

Source: www.stern.de

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