Airbeat One: What has become of their lost treasures!

Airbeat One: What has become of their lost treasures!

The Airbeat One Festival in Neustadt-Glewe, which took place from July 9th to 13th, was not only a festival of music, but also a scene for one or the other lost belongings. Every year, numerous festival goers express their emotions, but some also get faithful and lose valuables. What happens to the lost treasures? Nordkurier has been dealt with.

At the festival, a lost property office at the info point, to the left of the entrance, was set up. Objects found could be handed over there. The range of the daily finds was quite colorful: from wallet to cell phones to identify. A strange find - albeit rarely - was a wheelchair that was mentioned in the employees' records. In view of the enormous amount of people who visited the festival, it is not surprising that the number of objects submitted fluctuated. Employees reported that many finds were quickly handed over to their owners.

collection and whereabouts of the objects

on the entire festival site, including a campsite, visitors lost their personal things. Objects that are not picked up by Sunday hike to the lost property office in Neustadt-Glewe. There they are kept for a period that is determined by the lost property office. According to German findings, the lost property office must keep the lost and found property at least four weeks to a maximum of six months. If the loser does not occur within six months, the finder has the right to the object found.

If someone is looking for a missing object, it is possible to contact Fundbuero@ludwigslust.de by phone at 038757/5000 or by email. Last year, numerous lost and found items ended up in the office, including stacks of identity cards - an often observed scenario.

insight into the future

lost -free offices are not only a necessary part of large events, but also help to find lost treasures. At events such as the Airbeat One Festival, not only the fun is very important, but also keep an eye on the security and the well -being of the visitors. A really successful concept.