Estonian authorities are expressing alarm over a growing trend of teenagers engaging in urban exploration, specifically climbing abandoned buildings and infrastructure sites. These young people are reportedly seeking attention through these risky activities, creating a competitive environment amongst themselves. Concerns are rising that this "urban-exploring craze" presents genuine security threats, both to the individuals involved and potentially to public safety. The practice involves entering locations not meant for public access, increasing the potential for accidents and encounters with hazardous conditions. Officials are worried about the escalating danger and are considering measures to address the situation. This trend highlights a need for increased awareness about the risks associated with unauthorized access to dangerous locations including restricted buildings in Estonia.