Duisburg-Meiderich in alarm state: Petition demands security now!

Duisburg-Meiderich in alarm state: Petition demands security now!

Duisburg, Deutschland - A wave of outrage moves through Duisburg-Meiderich! Raids, break -ins and naughty youth bands terrorize the district. Meiderich's residents have enough and start a brave online petition to turn on the state parliament in Düsseldorf and finally ensure security. People vehemently demand measures against "vandalism, theft, arson and robbery" in order to bring back the idyllic feeling of village that once ruled.

A new petition supports these measures and is determined to move the state parliament to immediately deal with the district's serious security problem. Over 720 people have already signed in just a few days. This number increases rapidly, and it is expected that the brand of 1000 supporters, which forced a reaction of the state parliament, will soon be reached. The WAZ Close and send parents to schools in other districts for fear.

a district in fear

It is enough for the residents! No wonder when business people, parents and seniors are afraid of leaving their houses or keeping their shops open. A terrifying picture is emerging: "Fear and horror" rule the streets of Meiderich. At the same time, many ask: "Where is the outcry of politicians?" The concerns and frustrations of the citizens can also be clearly felt in the accompanying comments.

already decided, extensive measures in the form of an action concept were set up by the district council of Meiderich/Beeck, but the citizens believe that these are not yet sufficient. They demand more radical steps such as zones with a knife ban and surveillance cameras in the style of the measures after the shootout on the Altmarkt. The current state of affairs? according to msn Not put up promptly, which further increases the frustration of the residents. The conclusion: trust and patience of the residents are exhausted, and the demand for a plan to restore security is more urgent than ever.

a sign of hope?

The hope of Meidericher rests on the interaction and intervention of state politics. Confidence in the district can only be restored by a closed front. People are ready to fight for a plan that not only promises, but also actually improves the security situation. It remains to be seen whether the petition shows its desired effect and whether the state parliament will be active promptly. But one thing is certain: the will of the people in Meiderich to make their homeland safer is stronger than ever.