Alcohol ban planned at all train stations
Evelyn Palla is a boss at Deutsche Bahn. She wants to protect staff and guests. Drunk people often cause fights or dirt. Hamburg had this rule before. There was less violence after that. The stations were also cleaner. The new law now applies everywhere in Germany.
The train police and security staff check the rule. People who drink alcohol must leave the station. If people break the rules often, they get a ban. You can still drink in most trains. But some local trains have a ban. The company updates all house rules.
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Definitions
- Restaurants at the station
- These are shops where you buy food and drinks at the station.
- Ban
- A person must leave a place and cannot return for some time.
- House rules
- The owner decides who can enter and what rules apply there.
People
- Evelyn Palla
- She is an important boss at Deutsche Bahn.
Locations
- Germany
- A country in Europe with many train stations.
- Hamburg
- A big city in the north of Germany.
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