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Germany imposes alcohol ban at all railway stations to curb violence
4 sourcesFirst reported 14 hours agoUpdated 13 hours ago
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- Germany has announced a nationwide ban on alcohol consumption at all 5,400 railway stations.
- The decision aims to reduce increasing incidents of violence at train stations and on trains.
- The ban is set to take effect on October 15, 2026.
- Deutsche Bahn, the German railway company, is implementing this policy as part of its safety measures.
- The initiative has been confirmed by reports from the German news agency dpa.
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Γερμανία: Απαγόρευση κατανάλωσης αλκοόλ στους σιδηροδρομικούς σταθμούς
Sigmalive· 14 hours ago
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Γερμανία: Απαγορεύει το αλκοόλ σε όλους τους σιδηροδρομικούς σταθμούς για να περιορίσει τα αυξανόμενα περιστατικά βίας
Proto Thema· 13 hours ago
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Οι Γερμανικοί Σιδηρόδρομοι απαγορεύουν το αλκοόλ σε όλους τους σταθμούς λόγω της αυξανόμενης βίας
iefimerida.gr· 13 hours ago
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Γερμανία: «Alcohol free» τα τρένα και οι σιδηροδρομικοί σταθμοί
Naftemporiki· 13 hours ago