A Romanian and a Slovak were reported to the police in Germany for noisy work done on Sunday.

On August 2, in the town of Eggenfelden in Bavaria, a 37-year-old Romanian and a 23-year-old Slovak were reported to the police for carrying out noisy work on a Sunday, a day protected by law as a day of rest in Germany. The police intervened after neighbors reported the noise coming from a grinder used by the two workers.

At the scene, the police confirmed that the work violated local regulations regarding public peace, and the activity was immediately stopped. Each worker received a fine report, and the authorities did not specify whether the work was being done for a company or privately.

In Germany, Sunday is a day when noisy activities are prohibited, and penalties for violating these rules can range from several dozen to thousands of euros, depending on the severity of the offense. There are also quiet periods during lunchtime and at night, and failure to comply with these can result in additional fines.