There is a lot of excitement ahead of the Tyrolean state parliament meeting in Innsbruck, which starts today, Wednesday: Governor Günther Platter (ÖVP) and other politicians have apparently received threatening letters in the past few days. Allegedly, explosive objects were also found.
In addition, in the country house they kept very quiet on Wednesday morning. Behind the scenes, however, it was said that Platter and other politicians had received threatening letters in the run-up to the state parliament sessions, and that explosive objects had also been found. An insider told the “Krone” that it should not have directly affected the governor. Ban on demonstrations around the country house On Tuesday, the police imposed a ban on demonstrations and gatherings in front of and around the Innsbruck country house. According to the Tyrolean police, there was a call for a demonstration against the Corona measures on social media Euros are fined, “reported the police on Tuesday. In any case, the police will show an increased presence and punish disregard.
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