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After strict police checks, the flood of visitors to the Seiffen toy village in the Ore Mountains has subsided on the second weekend of Advent. Hundreds of visitors were still there on the first day of Advent. “Almost nothing happens today,” Mayor Martin Wittig said of the second Advent.
Numerous administrative crimes reported
So that pedestrians can keep their distance, a street was specially closed to traffic this weekend, so Wittig. In addition, the police had increasingly verified compliance with the crown’s rules in recent days. On Saturday alone, 42 administrative violations were reported at the three checkpoints on access roads and from foot patrols in the village, the Chemnitz Police Department said. On Friday he turned 34.
Violations of exit restrictions are common
Often these were violations of exit restrictions. According to the Saxon Crown Protection Ordinance, with incidence values above 200, only visitors from neighboring districts and urban districts can go shopping. Fines had already been imposed on several drivers and passengers in their cars on Friday because they did not come from neighboring districts nor could they provide a valid reason for their visit to Seiffen.
