Destruction caused by graffiti: elevator in the construction crane
The Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden has announced that an elevator at the Mainz-Kastel Bridgehead, providing a convenient and barrier-free connection between the Kransand area on the Rhine and the transport hub, will be undergoing repairs due to vandalism that occurred in June.
The elevator, installed as part of the building's construction progress in August 2024, is particularly beneficial for those using the bus stop at the Mainz-Kastel Bridgehead, as well as for mobility-impaired individuals, offering a comfortable crossing of the height difference.
The repair of the damaged automatic doors is expected to take approximately twelve weeks, and the total repair costs are estimated to be around 6,000 euros. However, the specific responsible party for repairs to the damaged doors and the expected duration of the elevator's inoperability are not mentioned in the available sources.
The Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden is responsible for this press release, and citizens can contact the responsible department or office with any questions regarding this matter. For more information, visit the Press Office's website at www.wiesbaden.de/pressereferat.
It is important to note that during the repair period, the operation of the elevator will not be technically possible. The Press Office encourages the public to plan their travels accordingly and to consider alternative routes during this time.
The Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden is located at Schlossplatz 6, 65183 Wiesbaden. For any queries unrelated to this press release, please contact the Press Office directly.
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