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Berlin plans parties in parks and streets to revive techno scene

Ramona Pop, Berlin economics minister, sent a letter to district mayors calling on them to find parks, streets, squares and sports halls that would make suitable venues, so techno clubs can come back to life during the corona scare.



"Berlin misses its diverse club scene. Clubs and bars are suffering economically during the corona crisis. That's why, in addition to providing immediate aid, we want to create legal opportunities to party in public areas for the clubs and Berliners," she said. 

All clubs had to close their doors at the beginning of the epidemic on March 14th. There is still no news on when they will be allowed to fully reopen but some have started to offer small outdoor parties.



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