Batch at the Oktoberfest: Two injured in the Ferris wheel.

Batch at the Oktoberfest: Two injured in the Ferris wheel.

On Sunday evening, September 29, there was an argument at the Oktoberfest in Munich, which led to injuries and called the police on the scene. The incident began around 7:50 p.m. when three young men, two Munichers aged 17 and 19 and a 34-year-old from Hamburg, left a ride.

While they left the carousel, there was a verbal argument with three employees of the driving business, which are between 19 and 34 years old and come from Romania and Germany. This initial conflict quickly escalated into a palpable argument in which the emotions boiled up.

The consequences of the escalation

In the tumultuous event, a 19-year-old passenger was seriously injured and had to be hospitalized immediately. The injuries to the other two passengers were less serious and were classified as slightly classified. The personnel of the driving business remained lightly with minimal or no injuries.

After the incident, both groups were recorded by the Oktoberfest guard. Freedom was finally withdrawn after a complaint for assault. The exact processes and responsibilities are part of the ongoing investigations taken by the police in order to create clarity about the incident and the associated circumstances.

The Oktoberfest, known as one of the largest folk festivals in the world, not only offers a shop window for Bavarian tradition, but also harbors the potential for conflicts in a party -mood but overcrowded atmosphere.

This incident throws a light on the challenges with which the organizers and security forces are faced, especially when it comes to ensuring the safety of visitors. Information about the background and details of the incident is still important to ensure public security and avoid similar incidents. The incident was taken up by the media, among other things reported www.merkur.de About.

Overall, this incident is another example of how quickly a relaxed festival can tip over, which leads to concern for security at large leisure events - a topic that will continue to be discussed in public.