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BREAKING Climate protesters attempted to disrupt flight operations at Munich airport by gluing themselves to the tarmac

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Last updated: December 8, 2022, 12:15 UTC
Published: Thursday, December 8, 2022, at 10:39 UTC
Category: Emergency
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At Munich Airport, climate activists of the so-called “last generation” glued themselves onto the tarmac to protest against climate change.

Climate activists from the group “Last Generation” stuck themselves on a runway at Munich Airport. One of the two runways had to be temporarily closed.

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Several activists from the “Last Generation” protest movement stuck themselves on a runway at Munich Airport. According to a spokesman for the airport, the northern of the two runways had to be temporarily closed. Federal and state police forces are on site and would already dissolve the action.

Die Polizei wurde vorher informiert.

Es gibt keine Gefährdungslage durch uns – durch die todbringende Politik der Bundesregierung dagegen schon! pic.twitter.com/YklZZi9F01

— Letzte Generation (@AufstandLastGen) December 8, 2022

Major restrictions in air traffic are not to be expected as a result of the action, the Munich airport said. Affected flights could switch to the southern runway. Activists also tried to get onto the site in the south of the airport. But they were stopped by the police here.

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As the group “Last Generation” announced on their Twitter account, there should also be an action at Berlin’s main airport BER. This has not yet been confirmed by the airport operators. At the end of November, activists paralyzed operations at Berlin’s BER for almost two hours. At that time, two groups gained access to the airport area and partially stuck themselves to the ground.

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