Security first: Ravensburger Christkindlesmarkt remains open!

Security first: Ravensburger Christkindlesmarkt remains open!

Ravensburg, Deutschland - The tragic attack on the Christmas market in Magdeburg caused great concern on Friday evening. Mayor Marcus König from Nuremberg expressed his deep sympathy for the victims and their relatives and offered his help after the incident questioned the security situation on Christmas markets nationwide. Despite the alarming events, the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt remains open. König said that the city was in close contact with the police and other security authorities to monitor the situation. He assured that there were no concrete indications of an acute threat and that additional police forces are mobilized to ensure security. These measures are intended to encourage citizens to visit the markets in a report by North Bavaria.

increased security measures in Ravensburg

Mayor Daniel Rapp also brought his sympathy in Ravensburg and promised that the local Christmas market would not be closed prematurely. Rapp and representatives of the rescue workers met on Saturday morning to check the security concept. Comprehensive measures, such as the installation of concretetrod bollards and the presence of security forces, had already been taken in advance to ensure the safety of visitors, according to Schwäbische.de.

The authorities in different cities, including Fürth and the Upper Palatinate, also revise their security measures and reinforce the police presence on the Christmas markets. Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann made it clear that there is always a certain risk, but everything is undertaken to ensure the safety of the visitors. This is also evident in the organization of voting conferences in order to keep an eye on the situation and to make adjustments if necessary. However, a feeling of uncertainty remains among the market visitors how reporting on people's reactions suggests.

Schwäbische.de reports on ravensburgs Christkindlesmarkt and nordbayern.de informs about the security situation in Nuremberg .