City boss wants law

Why the Roma move in Baden happened in a flash

Hot temperatures - but no heated debates: It was "siesta time" at the new Wagenburg square on Sunday.(Bild: Doris Seebacher)

They had come to stay - actually for 14 days: the Roma group that set up camp in the parking lot in front of the trotting track in Baden jeopardized the course of an event. Details about the negotiations under time pressure, the "move" and why there is now peace and quiet at the new accommodation - the "Krone" has opinions and details.

Baden's mayor Stefan Sziruscsek was relieved, but not exactly pleased, at the sudden "siege" of his city by a wagon fortress - in an extremely bad location and at an even more unfavorable time due to the event the following day. The police's options were limited by law, but a solution was quickly found. At 6 p.m., the last vehicle left the trotting track parking lot.