Blue Light Day in Holzkirchen: 2,000 Visitors Marvel at Police, Fire Department and THW

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The turnout was enormous — and surprising: Around 2,000 people came on Sunday to the Blue Light Day at the Holzkirchen Police Inspectorate. The police had not expected that, as Merkur reports. Long queues formed in front of the station.

What visitors could experience at the Blue Light Day

At the big open day, visitors learned how work is done at the inspectorate and how the fire department, BRK (Bavarian Red Cross) and THW (Federal Agency for Technical Relief) work together in an operation. Anyone who ever wanted to know what a day in police work looks like and what happens in an emergency got answers firsthand — directly from the people who do it every day.

Spectacular demonstrations as the highlight

The highlights of the day were, according to Merkur, "the partly spectacular live demonstrations on the neighboring parking lot." Four blue light organizations showed together how a coordinated operation runs — from arriving at the accident site to caring for the injured. For many visitors, this was the most exciting part of the day, because it showed visibly what police, fire department and emergency services must deliver in an emergency.

Great interest in blue light work in the region

With around 2,000 visitors on a single Sunday, it becomes clear how great the interest is in the work of the emergency services around Holzkirchen. The police had apparently not planned for this rush and reacted spontaneously to the crowds. For you this means: Anyone who wants to attend the next Blue Light Day should arrive early.