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Sebastian Knabe

  • Jun 15

    Saxony's pools reject mandatory Bronze badge for entry, citing unreliable skill checks and drowning risks

    Municipal pools in Leipzig, Dresden and Chemnitz will not tighten entry rules for unaccompanied minors, pushing back against a model adopted elsewhere in Germany that demands a Bronze swimming certificate.

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