In addition to federal president Alexander van der Bellen and Chancellor Christian Stocker, there are countless celebrities from home and abroad at the opening of the festival.
Not only for the organizers, but especially for the police, the opening of the Bregenz festival is a special challenge every year, there is not only much to do on security, but also in terms of transport.
At the opening on Wednesday, the trip to the Festspielhaus is regulated by the traffic police. During the festival there is also a driving replacement zone around the stage of the lake on Lake Constance. This is targeted and should not be used with water scooters – not even with paddle boats or surfboards. Compliance is checked by the sea police, which will be in use with two boats.
Not a concrete risk situation
Regarding the security of the guests, those who are responsible for the festival, the city and the district administration have developed a common security concept. According to the current status, there is no concrete risk situation, but the extensive precautions for the executive have taken a safe course of the event.
The most prominent guest will again be the federal president this year Alexander van der Bellen are. In addition to Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) will also be vice -channelier and Minister of Culture Andreas BablerAgriculture Norbert Tettschnig and State Secretary Sepp Schellhorn be on the site. From the direction of the governors Anton Mattle (Tyrol) and Karoline Edtstadler (Salzburg). And from neighboring countries travel head of the government Brigitte Haas (Liechtenstein), the Swiss regional presidents Susanne Hartmann (St. Gallen) and Marcus Caduff (Graubünden), the mayors Simon Blümcke (Friedrichshafen) and Claudia Alfons (Lindau) and the German Minister of Culture Wolfram Weimer An.
Source: Krone
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