Offenbach ⋅ In the search for permanent housing for refugees from Ukraine, the city of Offenbach also receives a number of dubious offers, as the planning and building department head Paul-Gerhard Weiß (FDP) reported on Wednesday. Relevant well-known people tried to take advantage of the plight of the war refugees in order to market vacancies for a lot of money, which are no longer permitted as living space due to fire protection deficiencies. “We won’t let that happen,” said Weiss. The building inspector was alarmed.
Weiss, who is also responsible for the schools, went on to say that the Hessian Ministry of Education had given the 57 children from the Ukraine who had arrived in Offenbach permission to go to school. These children would be offered special courses in which they could learn German. With these offers, however, one is at the capacity limit, which is why one wants to use the upcoming Easter holidays to create additional capacity.
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