Question 26195 — security of property and people

Summary

Ms. Martine Wonner draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the New Year's incidents in Bas-Rhin which worry and exasperate a large number of citizens and whose consequences have been, for some of them, dramatic. The weeks preceding December 31, 2019, New Year's Eve and the days following it were the scene of numerous acts of incivility in the department as well as violence urban areas in certain districts of Strasbourg. In parallel with these incidents, ATMO Grand Est had to trigger the air pollution alert procedure on Wednesday January 1, 2020 in the Bas-Rhin department, due to the alert threshold being exceeded, particularly as a result of firecracker smoke and car fires. Weather conditions do not allow the “dilution” of this pollution, the thresholds are remained high for several days, likely to endanger the health of the most fragile. If the question of the sale of firecrackers banned in France and easily accessible a few kilometers from Strasbourg in Germany naturally arises, this is by far not the only parameter in question. Indeed, for a long time now, the festive dimension of New Year's Eve has no longer taken place in the neighborhoods, giving way to a demonstration of violence which has become particularly acute this year and which can no longer be ignored. So, beyond the immediate legal responses that must be provided, she asks him what actions are planned by the Government following these events.

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