Fireworks damage to school: young people provide chaos!

Fireworks damage to school: young people provide chaos!

in Lauterach, Vorarlberg, two young people caused excitement on Saturday evening. Around 10 p.m., a 16-year-old ignited a fireworks in the entrance area of ​​the middle school, which led to considerable damage. The explosion destroyed four ceiling lights and bracket and damaged several ceiling panels and a grating. The police were able to quickly find the two young people. The alleged perpetrator stated that he had acted out of "boredom" while his 14-year-old companion filmed the action. An advertisement for serious property damage is now forwarded to the Feldkirch public prosecutor, as orf Vorarlberg reported.

In Austria, such incidents are particularly relevant when young people are involved, since the Youth Labor Protection Act (JarbSchG) regulates working conditions for under 18 year olds. This law ensures that children and adolescents are protected against health damage and negative effects on school performance. The regulations are clear: from the age of 13, children can only work with the consent of the parents, although the work may not last more than two hours a day. In addition, you must not work before school lessons or after 6 p.m. These regulations also apply to the two young people who, with their destructive behavior against the principles of child security, such as studentjobs.de

The example from Lauterach throws light on the need to adequately look after and employ young people in order to avoid self -harm. The punishments for such acts can be serious and also have other legal consequences. The investigation is now underway and the public prosecutor will take the necessary steps.