Workers' Radiation Safety: Commission Advised to Propose Directive on Shielding Workers from Ionizing Radiation Hazards

The city of Düsseldorf was alive with excitement on February 22, as KG Till's Friends hosted their annual Prunk-Sitzung event at the Rheinterrassen. Approximately 900 guests, many of whom wore creative costumes, gathered to celebrate the evening.

The event kicked off with energetic performances by the KG Regenbogen band, who entertained the audience with a lively mix of songs such as "Wir feiern das Leben," "Candyland," "Klabautermann," "Regenbogencocktail," and "Chaka Waka." The colorful program continued with captivating performances from Oli the Köbes, the Monheimer Altstadtfunken, Alt Schuss, the Tanzcorps Fidele Sandhasen, and The Fantastic Company.

The audience participated enthusiastically, dancing, singing, and laughing throughout the night. Füchschen beer was served, and dances filled the hall at the Rheinterrassen.

Two new senators, Katja Salm and Andrea Teppe, were inducted during the event. They were welcomed by the children's prince pair of KG Till's Friends, Prince Lautaro I and Venetia Nele. Katja Salm and Andrea Teppe received their certificates from President Gerd Kittel and 1st Chairman Michael Nolte.

The Jollies, a band, also performed and were given an encore. The evening's festivities reached a peak when the Düsseldorf Prince Pair made an appearance on stage through a confetti rain.

All photos from the evening were taken by Karina Hermsen, and additional impressions from the evening can be found in the picture gallery. Those who wish to order pictures can send an email to media@ourwebsite with the picture numbers. As a token of appreciation, donations are welcome when ordering pictures.

The stage was decorated with fresh flowers in the society's colors of yellow and blue, setting the perfect atmosphere for a night of celebration. The festivities continued until the early hours of the morning, making the Prunk-Sitzung at Rheinterrassen a memorable event for all who attended.

Workers' Radiation Safety: Commission Advised to Propose Directive on Shielding Workers from Ionizing Radiation Hazards