In order to cause the greatest possible disruption, the food rescuers stuck themselves to the road not only with superglue, but this time also with construction foam. They also spread 60 liters of rapeseed oil on the road after informing the police about it. They are increasing the disruption because it is now necessary to implement the measures of the Citizens' Climate Assembly so that a change of direction can take place. And where does the need for a change of course become clearer than in a city that has been flooded by storm surges twice in the past few days?

This morning, 20-year-old Carla Rochel and other people blocked the road at the end of the Köhlbrandbrücke, near Finkenwerder Straße. She was stuck. After a few hours, the food rescuers were removed by the police. At around 17:00 p.m., Carla Rochel and other citizens stepped onto the road again and once again clung to the asphalt in the bitter cold.

The psychology student explained her motivations and determination as follows: “I'm sitting here on the street because our federal government is still doing nothing to save our food. A third of our food ends up in the bin every day. And I'm really starting to get desperate because we have a federal government that knows what's happening and is still running into a climate collapse with all eyes on it [...]."