Photo: dpa
In Germany, a man set fire to the mayor’s office
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The fire damaged the tourist information desk, but prevented further fire from spreading.
In the city of Delmenhorst (Germany), a 30-year-old man set fire to the mayor’s office. He told the police that he was tired of quarantine restrictions. It is reported by DPA.
Reportedly, on Tuesday, March 23, at about 10-30 pm, several “Molotov cocktails” flew into the windows of the mayor’s office. Passers-by harassed the intruder and called the police.
The fire damaged the tourist information desk, but prevented further fire from spreading.
“Fortunately, there were no casualties – the head of the mayor’s office lives in the same wing with his family,” the mayor of the city Alex Yants commented on the incident.
According to the detainee, he set fire to the city hall due to irritation from the endless quarantine restrictions.
The man had no previous convictions, but he had already come into view for systematic violations of quarantine. The prosecutor’s office decided to leave the man in custody pending trial.
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In Germany, the city hall was on fire. Photo: dpa
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As previously reported, in Germany in connection with the coronavirus it was decided to extend the quarantine until April 18.
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