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Around 100 People In Germany Hold Illegal Party INSIDE A Bridge During Pandemic

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Social activities are prohibited during the pandemic as it’s hard to monitor social/ physical distancing. Be it as it may, when there’s a will, there’s a way.

Taking that into mind, some German party-goers really wanted to have a taste of their social life back so they held an illegal party inside a bridge. Yes, you read that right. INSIDE. A. BRIDGE. 

At about 8am on 6 June, the local police in Overath, Germany noticed that there were several teens and young adults loitering near the A4 bridge which acts as a highway. Deciding to look further into it, they noticed that there were two people under the bridge. As they near the duo, they heard music coming from within the bridge and saw that there were people coming out on the other side.

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They went to check them out and chanced upon a group of party-goers who had come from different regions of Germany. As the bridge is quite large, the police requested reinforcement, according to Watson.

When reinforcements arrived, they went into the bridge but did not find anyone inside. However, those party-goers had left a bunch of confetti, crates of beer and a lot of rubbish in there. Judging by the quantity of the items left behind and the number of people that they saw, the police estimated that the illegal party was attended by around one hundred people and this party was planned on social media networks.

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Well, this is definitely a wild ride. We certainly hope that people in Malaysia will not follow suit as it is unsafe to do so!

 

Also read: PDRM Officer Disguises As Delivery Rider & Nabs Illegal Mini Casino In KL

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