Security concept at Christmas markets: Police increased presence!
Security concept at Christmas markets: Police increased presence!
In response to the terrifying attack in Magdeburg, the police have drastically increased their security measures on Christmas markets in Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia. In particular, the Göttingen police department has announced that there will be an increased presence in these popular places in order to strengthen the feeling of security of the visitors. "We re-evaluated the security situation in view of the terrible act," said Tanja Wulff-Bruhn, President of the Göttingen police department. Although there are no relevant safety-related reasons, the citizens want to show that they are vigilant, Wulff-Bruhn continues. The Christmas market in Northeim remains open and the police have intensified cooperation with organizers and municipalities in order to be particularly present at neuralgic points, such as HNA reported .
Similar measures were also taken in Bonn, where the Christmas market opened its doors on November 24, 2023. The police will be present continuously to protect both normal citizens and visitors from possible dangers. The new concept of mobile video observation particularly stands out, which is installed in heavily frequented areas in order to deter pickpockets and tricksters. Police President Frank Hoever emphasizes that stopping and visual controls are part of the danger defense and that they can take place independently of specific suspicions. It is based on increasing prevention measures, especially in crowds, so Machpuls .With additional mobile guards that are positioned in and around the markets, as well as special prevention notices in public transport, an attempt is made to prevent potential crimes. Citizens are asked to be attentive and report suspicious observations immediately. The markets should remain safe by December 23, 2023, while in Bonn the market to continue with strong police presence in Bonn.
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