Entourage sent on
Displeasure at a visit from hikers in southern Burgenland
A caravan convoy wanted to pitch its tents in Oberwart. After a warning from the municipality in southern Burgenland, the convoy moved on to Unterwart. But they are not happy there either.
"They come like a thunderstorm and want everything. It's cheeky to take this for granted," says town mayor Georg Rosner, criticizing the recent visit of a group of hikers to Oberwart. The wagon train - mostly Roma and Sinti from France - has been visiting the district suburb for decades.
On Friday, more than two dozen caravans and cars once again made themselves comfortable in the parking lot behind the exhibition grounds. This time, however, their stay should be over sooner than expected. Rosner explains: "I told them that we needed the parking lot due to a lot of events and that they couldn't stay there."
The request was complied with and the convoy was moved to Unterwart to the former Kika site. But even there, they are not happy, as the head of the village Hannes Nemeth says: "According to the landowner, there is no permission for this." The hikers themselves don't want to leave for another two weeks. Until then, they are offering handyman services. These house trades are always discouraged - the costs are extremely high.
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