The plan was to “flood” the authorities – but the city of Munich thwarted the opponents of vaccination. According to the city’s strict requirements, they have now canceled their demonstration.
Vaccination opponents had called on social media to “flood” the district administration department (KVR) of the city of Munich with assembly requests. But the city knew how to help itself with a simple measure. Now the opponents of the Corona policy have capitulated and canceled their demo train planned for Wednesday.
“A regulatory authority is better at bureaucracy than we are,” writes a member of the “Munich Stands Up” group. “Cancelled” says the flyer of the initiative, which marches through Munich week after week with a demonstration against the Corona measures. In the end it kept coming back violent clashes between police officers and participants of events. The city of Munich therefore repeatedly issued a general decree for January 10th to 12th, which prohibits unannounced demonstrations.
Munich KVR “flooded” with hundreds of assembly requests
To counteract this, the organizers of “Munich Stands Up” called for “annoying the authorities” and “flooding” the KVR Munich with requests for meetings – a request that many complied with. The number of applications received was in the “upper double-digit range,” said a spokesman for the KVR Munich at the request of t-online. However, only some of them were submitted on time.
For the other meetings, the city of Munich knew how to help itself with a simple measure: “All demos against the pandemic that have been registered for Wednesday will be summarized by the district administration department and relocated to the Theresienwiese in terms of location and time as stationary demos, starting at 5.45 p.m.,” she said on Tuesday evening with. In addition, “this evening” there will be a general obligation to wear masks on the Theresienwiese.
Despite the cancellation of the official event, opponents of vaccination on social networks are now planning to go “walking” or “shopping” again – as they did last week. There is also discussion about moving the “walks” to the outskirts of the Bavarian state capital.
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