Scandalous noise pollution: Bundeswehr soldiers celebrate after 10 p.m.!

Scandalous noise pollution: Bundeswehr soldiers celebrate after 10 p.m.!

In a small street in Fünichen, a solemn group of 20 people causes excitement among the residents. According to the Nordkurier, it is above all the loud music that disturbs peace in the neighborhood. "This is a scandalous noise pollution," scolds an affected neighbor who turned to the editorial team and reported repeated disorders of his evening rest. The celebrating neighbors live in a Bundeswehr dormitory that mainly houses participants from training courses and has a capacity of 100 beds.

The annoyed neighbor turned to the soldiers, but instead of taking the residents into account, they obviously turned the music even louder. "The Bundeswehr should adhere to the rest times!" He appeals and demands more understanding for the residents. The responsible Bundeswehr, on the other hand, emphasizes that the statutory night's sleep will be observed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and the soldiers regularly teach to avoid noise. Despite this information, there is no written complaints on this topic in recent years. However, the neighbor is surprised because he himself claims to have submitted several complaints that could not be heard, especially because nobody reacted in the evening.

But what about the legal framework? According to the applicable regulations, the night's sleep is a legal obligation that should ensure a harmonious living together. It ranges from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and is supposed to offer people a protected space for relaxation. During this time, loud noises must be avoided. Violations of these regulations can result in legal consequences, since inadmissible noise is anchored in the law on administrative offenses (Owig) and can result in punishments of up to 5,000 euros, as it is explained on NDR.

The residents in Fünichen now wish that not only the legal provisions are observed, but also a mutual understanding is promoted. Compliance with the night's sleep should not only apply to the soldiers in the dormitory, but also for everyone else who lives in the neighborhood. A peaceful coexistence would be an advantage for everyone and could avoid conflicts and disputes if necessary. Consideration and understanding are also central points that should contribute to a harmonious coexistence.

With the neighbor's appeal to the Bundeswehr, it becomes clear that the residents are striving for a solution and hope that their symptoms will be heard. Perhaps those responsible should also rethink the contact options for the residents so that the exchange becomes easier and the residents have no difficulty in the future. In the hope of a harmonious coexistence, it remains to be seen that the noise pollution will soon be a thing of the past and that the night's sleep can return in five -pounds.