Drones over Rügen’s beaches! A police zeppelin hunting tourists on the shores of Lake Constance!
Berlin – In Germany, the authorities are looking for quarantine refugees. Because it applies nationwide: excursions prohibited!
Specifically, this means: If you live in Berlin and don’t necessarily have to visit your grandma in Binz on Rügen, who is in need of care – you won’t have to do anything on the way to the Baltic Sea.
The nationwide controls are accordingly sharp!
► At the state border between Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein, officials stopped residents who were traveling by bike or on foot, threatened the “tourists” with a fine.
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► Between Brandenburg and Meck-Pomm, police officers wave out-of-town cars and send them back. Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig (45, SPD) asked BILD Live for understanding: “We have an average of 800,000 holiday guests with us at Easter alone. We like to be a tourist country – but at the moment we have to protect everyone: locals and visitors! “
Brandenburg’s Interior Minister Michael Stübgen (60, CDU) sees this less closely. At least he welcomes day trippers from neighboring Berlin. Stübgen in the RBB: “Anyone can go on small excursions – even to Brandenburg.” One wants “no new Berlin Wall”.
Frank Zywietz (55) from Berlin has complained about staying in his holiday home in Netzeband (Brandenburg)
Photo: Wolf Lux
However, the Brandenburg district of Ostprignitz-Ruppin had previously banned all tourist entries. The order was only dropped after a lawsuit.
However, there are no controls between Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg.
Border madness also in the rest of Europe: At the borders to Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland there is strict control and EVERY tourist is rejected.
Tourists are not currently welcome in Belgium and Holland either. That is why NRW Prime Minister Armin Lachet (59, CDU) recently warned citizens not to travel to Holland anyway.
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