In a declaration, the Union called the facts deplorable. At least 9 spectators were injured. Bayer Leverkusen team management lodged a protest at the Belgian Ministry of the Interior and announced they woul file a complaint against the officials responsible for the police action. Meanwhile, the Belgian gendarmerie said the accusations were unjust. Forcible action was only initiated after German fans allegedly attacked a Belgian spectator.
Consumers union warns against household questionnaires Stuttgart.
According to the central, these questionnaires have nothing to do with market research. They therefore advise to either throw the forms away or return them to sender unfilled and postage unpaid. The originator will have to pay postal charges for an empty piece of paper. Questions range about leisure habits, income, savings amounts, bank connections, and such. The intent is to gather personal information and addresses and pass them along to commercial enterprises.