Weapons were banned in some areas of Germany

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting Tagus Anseiger newspaper, in four cities in the south of Germany, the authorities put the suppression of the increase in violent crimes on the agenda. Main train services in Munich, Nuremberg, Würzburg and Augsburg are banned until mid-July. As the Munich Federal Police announced last night, an order has been in effect from midnight until July 15 at 6 a.m. that “carries of dangerous instruments, firearms, blank weapons, cutting, thrusting and stabbing weapons are prohibited.”

The German Federal Police has announced that violent crimes in train stations and railway facilities are at a high level. The purpose of this ban is to protect passengers from Violent crime is particularly likely to increase during the European football championships. According to the information, the ban will include all parts of the main station buildings, including passenger tunnels and platforms. The ban will be monitored by the federal police.

On Friday, Germany’s Federal Council called on the government to introduce a total ban on weapons on public transport and to take more measures against knife crime, following a surge in knife attacks.

On May 31, a 25-year-old man from Afghanistan attacked some citizens with a knife in Mannheim. A 29-year-old police officer was also attacked who later died. His death caused panic across the country.

Two weeks after the deadly knife attack in Mannheim, states asked the federal government to tighten gun laws. slow On Friday, the Federal Council approved the initiative from Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Baden-Württemberg, Saxony and Saarland. According to a proposed resolution, the number of knife crimes is “significantly increasing”. Based on this, the number of knife attacks that lead to dangerous and serious bodily injuries has increased by about 800 cases to 8951 cases in 2022.

States They are also in favor of a total ban on weapons on public transport and its buildings, unless the weapons are carried in a locked container. Niedersachsen said in the Federal Council about the terrorist attack in Mannheim: This attack was just a dramatic continuation of a development that should deeply concern us. Things can’t go like this. “It’s time to send a clear stop signal,” Will said.

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