On the occasion of New Year's Eve New Year's Eve, the Loire-Atlantique prefecture has introduced several measures to guarantee public safety. Here's what you need to know before celebrating New Year's Eve.
Fireworks prohibited
Until Tuesday January 2 at 8 a.m., the use, carrying and transport of pyrotechnic articles are strictly prohibited in the municipalities of Nantes Métropole and the Nazairian urban community. This measure aims to limit the risk of accidents and noise pollution during the festivities.
Restrictions on the sale of alcohol
To prevent disturbances to public order, the takeaway sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited in the towns of Nantes and Saint-Nazaire during the evening. This restriction also applies to the consumption of alcohol on public roads, a measure which will be closely monitored by law enforcement.
Fuel transport under control
The prefecture has also decided to prohibit the distribution and purchase of fuel in transportable containers. Domestic fuels will not be available at the pump during this critical period. This precaution aims to prevent any misuse that could harm the safety of residents.
The prefecture calls for everyone to be vigilant and civic-minded so that this New Year’s Eve remains a time of celebration. If you plan to go out, remember to plan your trips safely.
A reinforced system
These measures are part of a broader prevention framework. Police and gendarmerie forces will be mobilized in large numbers to ensure compliance with the rules and intervene quickly in the event of an incident.
