Swimming Rules: No German, No Entry - Controversial Rule in Beach Bath
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Halle in Saxony-Anhalt - Strandbad Denies Admission to People without Sufficient Knowledge of German
People without sufficient knowledge of German are no longer admitted to a beach bath in Halle in Saxony-Anhalt.
The operators of a natural swimming pool in the German city of Halle have banned entry to those who do not speak German well enough. They justified this by saying that people have to follow the rules, and if they do not speak German, they cannot read them. The decision has sparked a heated debate on social media. Some are calling the operators racist, while others are accepting and supporting the decision.
Because guests did not understand the lifeguards, an outdoor swimming pool in Halle (Saxony-Anhalt) now rejects guests
In a beach resort in Halle (Saale) in Saxony-Anhalt, people without sufficient knowledge of German are now denied access. Background is ... The post "must understand the bathing rules": Strandbad wants to deny people without German knowledge admission appeared first on Apollo News.
If you don't know German, you have to fear that you won't find any cooling in the Heidebad in Halle. The managing director justifies the new rule with safety concerns. Bathers would have to be able to understand the instructions of the staff.
In the future, a beach bath would like to pay more attention to the German language skills of its bath guests – and make them the entry condition. For the head of the stand bath, above all, an incident was the trigger.
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