Greens in Neumünster: Party Congress between resignations and new beginning!

Greens in Neumünster: Party Congress between resignations and new beginning!

Flensburg, Deutschland - Last weekend there was a party-internal exchange of the Greens Schleswig-Holstein in Neumünster. The two -day party congress was accompanied by important topics that belong to the current social discussion in Germany. In view of the resignations in the youth organization of the Greens, the party was looking for new impulses and perspectives in politics. Party chairman Gazi Friday addressed the challenges that particularly border controls and the protection of critical infrastructures bring.

On Saturday, during the session, Friday was re -elected as board members together with Anke Erdmann and he emphasized that a policy "borders high, Scots tight" was not the solution to the problems. Instead, he called for those seeking protection to offer support within Europe and to counter the challenges of migration through a human approach. This shows the clear focus of the party to put humanitarian aspects in the foreground, although the security situation in Germany continues to be discussed.

Fire in Flensburg: Senior residence affected

In a worrying incident, there was a fire in a senior residence in Flensburg's district of Jürgensby on Sunday morning. The fire brigade units were able to quickly extinguish the fire, but three people were injured and had to be taken to a hospital. The exact cause of the fire remains unclear for the time being and requires further investigations to illuminate the background of this event.

Such incidents in care facilities raise questions about security and fire protection in those facilities that are particularly worth protecting. Facilities that offer older people a home must ensure that residents are well protected in an emergency. This could result in possible consequences for the guidelines and security standards in retirement homes.

roofing fire in Büdelsdorf

Another fire occurred on Saturday in Büdelsdorf, where the roof structure of a residential building opened in flames. The good news: the two residents were able to save themselves unharmed. Over 70 firefighters were on duty to combat the fire and to make out the last embers. Here, too, the cause of the fire remains unclear, which indicates that the local authorities may be a comprehensive examination.

The brigade's rapid reaction, however, showed how well such emergency situations can be reacted to and that the equipment was effectively used to combat fires. The incidents in Flensburg and Büdelsdorf underline the need for strong fire protection in all forms of living, especially in those where the residents may be restricted in their mobility.

volunteering and community engagement in Lübeck

In the positive light, the volunteer fair, which took place on Sunday in Lübeck. Over 120 clubs presented themselves in the music and congress hall to gain new members and increase awareness of voluntary work. From sports clubs to animal welfare organizations, a wide range of possibilities was shown how citizens can actively contribute to their community. The next event is planned in Kiel and shows the continuing commitment of the Schleswig-Holsteiner for Volunteering.

problem about the Fehmarnsundbrücke

In addition, the old Fehmarnsund Bridge employs the municipalities in the Ostholstein district. With the upcoming completion of the Belt crossing from Denmark to Fehmarn, maintenance issues come into focus. According to estimates, the municipalities would have to raise around one million euros annually from 2029 to maintain the bridge. This presents the municipalities with considerable financial challenges, since the federal government and the state reject participation in the costs.

Concrete conversations between the Ostholstein district and the federal government are underway, but the question of financing remains unresolved. The despair about the possible cost burden raises the question of how a fair division of financial responsibility between the different levels of the government and what this means for future infrastructure projects in the region.

Last astronomers learned that the comet C/2023 Tsuchinshan atlas will be visible with the naked eye in the coming days. An event that rarely occurs and that could lure both locals and visitors to the Lübeck region. These annual astronomical phenomena not only offer an aesthetic sight, but also the opportunity to promote the public interest in scientific topics.

For citizens in Schleswig-Holstein, the weather also remains an issue with its changeable nature. Predictions indicate rain showers and thunderstorms, while the temperatures fluctuate around 14 degrees Celsius. A typical autumn day that forces the residents to adapt to the moods of nature.

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