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Bag Checks and Safe Spaces: How Munich Aims to Make Oktoberfest Safer

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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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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.

·Berlin, Germany
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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.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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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.

·Munich, Germany
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An overcrowded festival site, panic - and very good luck. Oktoberfest may have been just past a catastrophe last year. This should not happen again.

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nordbayern.de broke the news in Germany on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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