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Munich – Too many Revelers Under the Christmas tree? the Police union has asked the population to Christmas none is suspected Crown rape alert investigators.
“I would go to the first myself neighbors go and, if there are really too many people, ask them to follow the rules ”, he explained Jörg Radek, Federal Vice President of the Police Union (GdP), in front of Süddeutsche Zeitung. “You don’t always have to call the police right away. These pandemic it requires a bit of moral courage from all of us, ”Radek clarified.
the policeman He will not “go from house to house for no reason and count how many people are sitting at the table,” he said. “That wouldn’t even work, it would be a violation of that Fundamental right the integrity of the apartment. But if we Suggestions We understand that the rules are being violated somewhere, so we will investigate. ”
Also apply during holidays Contact restrictions, great Family meetings They are not allowed. One of the most famous Bavarians faces a lonely Christmas party: the prime minister Markus Söder has become quarantine go after getting a Confident with the Coronavirus infected.
On the general development of the pandemic and the situation of the crown in Munich We will keep you updated on our news ticker. (lks / dpa)
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