Solmaz Heidlindemann

Solmaz Heidlindemann is the head of a primary school in Frankfurt, Germany. She is currently newsworthy due to a costly and seemingly absurd situation involving a staircase railing at her school. The railing is reportedly 103 centimeters high, 7 centimeters shorter than the required 110 centimeters. As a result, the city is paying a security service a six-figure sum weekly to station twelve guards in the stairwell to prevent accidents. Heidlindemann has expressed her frustration with the situation, stating that taxpayer money is being wasted on this measure. The situation is ongoing, even during school holidays, highlighting the inefficiency and questionable allocation of resources. The incident has sparked public debate about bureaucratic processes and the responsible use of public funds.