Saturday's Japan Day in the state capital - Police in Düsseldorf advise - Prohibition of weapons, replicas of weapons, and fireworks
In a bid to ensure public safety, the Düsseldorf police have taken several measures this weekend. Starting from Saturday evening, mobile video surveillance will be deployed on Flinger Street.
In addition, a weapons ban is in effect in Old Town and along the Rhine from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM on weekends and before holidays. This ban, governed by the Weapons Act, includes decorative, costume, and imitation weapons, as well as those with fixed or folding blades longer than four centimeters. The ban applies to all visitors during events.
The weapons ban is not related to the bridge closures that are scheduled for Saturday evening. Starting at 8:00 PM, the Oberkassel Bridge will be closed in the direction of the city center, while the Rhine-Knie Bridge will be closed in the direction of the outskirts. No specific information is provided about any other bridge closures or traffic rerouting.
The Düsseldorf police are appealing to all visitors to take the weapons ban into account during events. For precise information on these restrictions and surveillance deployments, it would be best to contact local authorities or tourist information services in Düsseldorf directly. They can provide up-to-date information tailored to specific events and locations.
It is important to note that public gatherings and events in Germany, including those in Düsseldorf, may have specific rules and restrictions on carrying weapons or knives. These restrictions are typically enforced by local authorities to ensure public safety.
During events like Japan Day, a general ban on carrying weapons and knives applies according to the Weapons Act. Visitors are advised to be aware of these rules to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all. The mobile video surveillance on Flinger Street will be visible and is part of the ongoing efforts by the Düsseldorf police to ensure the safety of its citizens and visitors.
During events, such as Japan Day, a ban on carrying weapons and knives is enforced according to the Weapons Act. Additionally, spectators should be aware that sports events in Düsseldorf may also have rules and restrictions regarding carrying weapons or knives for the safety of all participants.
