Wismar: Attack on rescue workers - Greens demand cannon stop!

Wismar: Attack on rescue workers - Greens demand cannon stop!

In the past few days, there have been several incidents in Germany that affect the security of emergency services in emergency care and the area of ​​public life. An alarming incident occurred in Wismar, where a drunk man attacked a paramedic during a day of operation. Loud Ostsee-Zeitung the 59-year-old man had become aggressive while driving in the ambulance and injured a rescuer. This is not the first incident of this kind, because a paramedic was also victims of violence in Nuremberg. Here a 58-year-old, drunk with over three per thousand, was violent when the rescue workers wanted to take care of it. He also hit a paramedic in the face before the police intervened and the man fixed the man, such as reported.

These incidents throw a bright light on the growing number of attacks on emergency services. According to Safe emergency services have risen physical assault, threats and insults in recent years. The reports show that paramedics, firefighters and other rescue workers are often confronted with violent situations. Over 50% of the rescue workers feel unprepared when they get into such conflict situations.

consequences for the safety of the emergency services

Such attacks not only burden the physical health of the paramedics, but also their psychological well -being. Studies have shown that a low percentage of victims can be affected after serious attacks by post -traumatic stress disorders (PTSD). It is therefore important that preventive measures are taken to prevent such attacks and support the emergency services.

In Wismar, however, there were also other social issues on the agenda. The Wismar Citizenship is currently discussing the ban on greeting cruise ships during the breeding season of the seagulls. The Greens bring this into conversation after a video has shown that brooding seagulls are significantly disturbed by the noise.

Current developments in the region

In addition, the actions are running to promote volunteering: the Ostsee-Zeitung checks the "Fire Hands 2025", and the region can vote until June 24th. Michael Homuth from the Hornstorf volunteer fire brigade is currently located with 30.6% of the votes. There is also news in the economy: a raid at a scaffolding company was carried out on the basis of undeclared work, in which two construction sites in Wismar were searched, among other things. Such criminal investigations are necessary to ensure compliance with laws in the work area and to prevent illegal employment.

The Wismar train station is criticized because despite the popularity as a tourism location, there is no public toilets. So far, the city has not presented a solution, and travelers often have to improvise. The project for age -appropriate living on the island of Poel also shows that there is some movement in the urban area, since the need for such forms of living in the community was recognized.

The current events and developments show that a high degree of commitment and attention is required both in the area of ​​security and in social life in Wismar and the surrounding area. Citizens must be able to rely on their community while those responsible are required to create structural improvements.