Saarland Police Enforce No-Fly Zones for German Unity Day
The Saarland Police have implemented strict no-fly zones in Saarbrücken and Mettlach for the upcoming German Unity Day celebrations. The measures aim to ensure public safety and minimize flight risks. The ban on drones is in effect from October 2 to October 5 in Saarbrücken and October 2 in Mettlach.
The Federal Ministry of Transport has established these no-fly zones, which will be enforced by the Saarland Police. In Saarbrücken, the ban is in place from 6:00 AM on October 2 until 11:59 PM on October 4, while in Mettlach, it lasts from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM on October 2. The police have deployed drones in the city centers of both locations to monitor and enforce the ban.
Violations of the no-fly zone are criminal offenses under § 62 LuftVG and will be prosecuted. The police urge the public to comply with these measures and thank them for their understanding and cooperation. Further information can be obtained by contacting the Saarland Police.
The no-fly zones in Saarbrücken and Mettlach are part of the comprehensive security measures for the German Unity Day celebrations. The police warn that unregistered flying devices violating the ban will be detected and grounded. The public is advised to adhere to these rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable event for all.
