Frequency Festival
Now more than ever: pure party on the Traisen!
Thousands of fans celebrated the start of the Frequency Festival in St. Pölten yesterday - without any uneasy feelings. Although there were increased security precautions, this did not dampen the good mood.
"The festival wouldn't take place if it wasn't safe," Birgit and Emma from Upper Austria put it in a nutshell. The party atmosphere at Frequency in St. Pölten was not dampened by the cancellation of all Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna due to a planned terrorist attack. "We don't have a bad feeling at all," explains a young visitor. The tickets were a birthday present to be enjoyed.
"Now the festival is even safer"
Sabrina, Celina and Ulli from the Tulln district are also looking forward to a completely untroubled festival experience. Together with Philip and Fabian, they are looking forward to the party of the year. "We have no worries at all, on the contrary: it's even safer now," the girls agree.
Tragedy prevented, now it's time to celebrate
The message is also clear for Interior Minister Gerhard Karner: "We will continue to celebrate. We have managed to prevent a tragedy in the last few days. Since then, we have done everything humanly possible to ensure that a peaceful Frequency can take place," said Karner during his flying visit to the festival site.
The security precautions have been properly tightened following the recent incidents, police presence has been increased and special forces have been put on duty. "The operational concept has been developed and adapted over the past ten years," says city police commander Franz Bäuchler.
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