Important ban on November 11. It will cover all of Warsaw

On November 11, during Poland's National Independence Day, a ban on carrying weapons will be enforced in Warsaw. The day features various events, including official ceremonies at 12:00 PM at Józef Piłsudski Square and a major patriotic march starting at 2:00 PM from Rondo Dmowski. The temporary ban aims to ensure the safety of participants at state ceremonies and public gatherings. Given the scale of the events, additional preventive measures are deemed necessary to enhance public safety. Currently, a second alarm level (BRAVO) is in effect across Poland, with a third level (CHARLIE) on certain railway areas. November 11 is a public holiday commemorating the transfer of military command to Józef Piłsudski in 1918, officially reinstated in 1989 after being abolished in 1945.