Current news: Police warnings and events in the Soest district!

Current news: Police warnings and events in the Soest district!

The current news situation in the Soest district is colorful and informative. Even though many citizens have already gone into celebration mode over the weekend, the local newspaper is keeping its finger on the pulse of events. So informed news.de on numerous important issues affecting the region. On Friday evening there was a house fire on an agricultural property in Soest-Thöningsen, which called the fire department and police onto the scene. The exact circumstances of the fire are still unclear, but the alarm was raised promptly.

Another big issue is fraud, which is becoming more and more bold. The local media reported live about older people who were the target of fraudulent calls. A woman over 80 years old in the district was one of the last victims, while a man from Warstein was contacted by a fake Microsoft employee on April 13, 2021. The police are now giving important prevention tips for a safe home. Especially during the holiday season, many seniors are confronted with crooks trying to gain access to their homes.

Road safety in focus

Aside from the scams, there is also positive news to report. The district is committed to road safety. After the increase in traffic accidents, which, among other things, raised the question of hit-and-run accidents, the traffic safety consultants in the Soest district have developed new concepts. These initiatives aim to increase safety and provide behavior tips during the holiday season. Particularly noteworthy is the non-smoking competition 'Be Smart - Don't Start', for which school classes can register until November 14th.

In another part of the city, the “City Cycling” campaign recently took place in Wickede (Ruhr), which promotes environmental protection and community spirit. Here, citizens can become active and collect their kilometers for a green climate.

Activities and events in Soest

Events and appointment announcements are also very popular in the region. Despite the current challenges related to Corona, club life seems to be adapting. South Westphalia News reports on the necessary adjustments, such as the cancellation of the traditional May hike after the restaurants and points of contact have to remain closed. Nevertheless, the desire for a shared experience remains strong.

Police also recommend remaining vigilant as there have been several attempted scams targeting older seniors over the past few weeks. The local law enforcement officers have lots of tips to help you navigate the streets safely in the future.

So stay informed with the latest news and the latest developments in the Soest district and follow the reports on Facebook and YouTube. Football, festivals and much more are coming up - it's worth sticking with it!