
On November 11, there will be a temporary ban on carrying weapons in Warsaw due to numerous gatherings and celebrations.
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On November 11, official state ceremonies and the Independence March take place in Warsaw.
On November 11, National Independence Day, there will be a ban on carrying weapons in Warsaw.
On this day, numerous events take place in the capital, including - at 12:00 - official celebrations at Marshal Józef Piłsudski Square.
At 2:00 p.m., the largest patriotic manifestation of national and nationalist circles will set off from Rondo Dmowskiego - the Independence March "Pole in Poland as host".
The justification for the draft regulation states that the introduction of a temporary ban is justified by the need to ensure the safety of both participants of state ceremonies taking place on that day and public meetings.
Taking into account the scale of this project, there is a need to take additional preventive measures aimed at temporarily increasing the level of security and public order in the place indicated in the regulation.
Experience from previous years indicates that on November 11, in connection with the celebration of the National Independence Day, the capital city Thousands of people gather in Warsaw and actively participate in the events organized that day - it was written.
It was also indicated that the second alert level (BRAVO) and the second CRP alert level (BRAVO-CRP) introduced by the Prime Minister's order are now in force throughout Poland.
In the areas of railway lines managed by PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe S.A. and PKP Linia Hutnicza Szerokotorowa sp. z o.o. alert level three (CHARLIE) is in force.
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