Bag Checks and Safe Spaces: How Munich Aims to Make Oktoberfest Safer
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Last year, the Oktoberfest had to be closed in the meantime because of overfilling. This should not happen this year. Among other things, AI should help.
On Saturday the 191st Oktoberfest begins in Munich. City and police want to do more for the safety of the visitors. The brass music is also supposed to help.
Since there was almost a disaster last year, the city wants to better control and control the crowds of visitors this year. In one room all the information is supposed to run together.
An overcrowded festival site, panic - and very good luck. Oktoberfest may have been just past a catastrophe last year. This should not happen again.
Bag checks and safe spaces: How Munich aims to make Oktoberfest safer
From bag checks and "heat maps" that show overcrowding to extra police officers, plus a safe area for women, here are the plans aimed at ensuring people's safety at Oktoberfest this year.
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