Please always consumate any media with great care. While this documentary is rather unpolitical, Stern TV is not always a reliable source of news. I simply wanted to show another side of the Oktoberfest. The Octoberfest attracts up to 6 million people these days, 19% of which are foreigners.

In case you are interested in visiting Das Fest, here's some information that will help you prepare properly for it. https://www.oktoberfest.de/en/information/service-for-visitors

Video Summary

• The Oktoberfest is back after a two-year hiatus, and it's being celebrated with fervor.
• The festival poses a significant workload for the Wiesn-sanitäter (rescue paramedics) who deal with cases like alcohol poisoning, head injuries, and cuts.
• Each day, 110 paramedics and ten doctors operate in the giant ambulance on the Theresienwiese grounds.
• The transcript follows Markus, a paramedic from the stern TV rescue team, on a day's work at the Oktoberfest.
• Dr. Philipp Kampmann, the chief physician, oversees operations at the sanitary station, expecting the usual alcohol-related injuries.
• They discuss deploying additional staff if the situation becomes overwhelming.
• The paramedics respond to various incidents, including traumas like head injuries and cuts.
• They transfer injured patients to the ambulance for further examination and treatment.
• The festival sees a mix of patients, with younger revelers becoming more aggressive as the day progresses.
• By the end of the day, the medical team treats 211 patients, and some are allowed to stay overnight if they're not fit to leave.

Note: The transcript provides an overview of the activities of paramedics and doctors at the Oktoberfest but lacks specific details on individual cases.