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Israel to Pilot Allowing Water Pouches into Stadiums

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Israel Police, along with football association and fan groups, are piloting a program to allow up to 500ml non-frozen water pouches into stadium stands. The initiative aims to improve fan experience while maintaining safety and security. The pilot will start with football matches, with potential expansion to other sports events based on its success. Authorities can restrict entry if safety is compromised.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Israel Police are piloting a program to allow water pouches into stadium stands.
  • Fans will be allowed to bring one 500ml flexible, transparent plastic water pouch of non-frozen water.
  • The pilot program aims to improve the fan experience while ensuring public safety.
  • The initiative is a collaboration between police, football associations, and fan organizations.
  • The program will initially be implemented at football matches.
  • Authorities can restrict entry if safety or order is threatened.

Israel Police, in collaboration with the chairman of the Football Association, the chairman of the Football League Management, and fan organizations, are launching a pilot program to allow water pouches into stadium stands. The initiative aims to enhance the fan experience by enabling a regulated and safe method for bringing water, while prioritizing public safety and security.

Under the pilot, flexible, transparent plastic water pouches, similar to "Tropicana" drink pouches, with a volume of up to 500 ml will be permitted. These pouches must contain only non-frozen water, and each spectator will be allowed to bring in one unit.

The pilot will initially be implemented at football matches. Following its conclusion, its application and outcomes will be evaluated, potentially leading to the expansion of the policy to other sporting events.

Authorities reserve the right to restrict or prohibit the entry of these water pouches to specific games, clubs, or stands if their use poses a risk to public safety or disrupts order, in accordance with legal provisions and the discretion of authorized officials.

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