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Warsaw. Ban on the use of pyrotechnics on November 11

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On Friday, the Masovian Voivode signed a regulation “prohibiting the wearing, movement and use of pyrotechnic products in Warsaw on November 11.” As we read, the ban is related to ensuring the safety of participants of the Independence Day celebration, which will be accompanied by many sports, cultural and state events,

“The regulation is intended to ensure the protection of life, health and property of persons. The introduction of a temporary restriction guarantees safety and public order during the meetings that will be held on that day in the capital city of Warsaw,” explains the Masovian Voivode, Mariusz Frankowski, in a statement.

Signed regulation enters into force on November 11, 2024.

“Violations of the ban are punishable by a fine specified in accordance with the Code of Procedure for Petty Offenses Act and the Petty Offenses Code Act,” we read further.

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The regulation was published in the Public Information Bulletin of the Masovian Voivodeship Office in Warsaw and in the Official Journal of the Masovian Voivodeship.

Ban on carrying weapons

In recent days, we also informed on tvnwarszawa.pl that the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration has prepared a draft regulation, which states that on November 11 in Warsaw ban on carrying weapons.

The regulation of the Ministry of Interior and Administration was published on the website of the Government Legislation Center on Tuesday. The document shows that on November 11, a ban on carrying or moving unloaded weapons of any kind will be introduced in Warsaw.

In the justification to the draft regulation, we read that the introduction of a temporary ban on carrying weapons or moving them unloaded is justified by the need to ensure the safety of both participants in state ceremonies taking place on that day, as well as public meetings.

Main photo source: tvnwarszawa.pl



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