Urgent use: Fire brigade saves small vans before rolling out!

Urgent use: Fire brigade saves small vans before rolling out!

On the morning of December 14, 2024, at 6:30 a.m., the members of the Volunteer fire brigade Lauffen were called in in Bad Ischl. A passerby had discovered a van that was in acute danger to plunge into the Traun. The firefighters immediately did everything they can to secure the vehicle because there was a risk that dangerous liquids such as fuel or oil could get into the water, which would result in serious environmental damage. By rapidly reaction with the use of cable winches and the use of the heavy armory of the main fire station Bad Ischl, the fire brigade managed to successfully recover and bring the vehicle onto the street. The mission finally ended at 8:00 a.m., such as fireworld.at reported.

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The FAST FIRE's quick reaction was able to prevent greater damage and shows the commitment of the rescue workers in the region. At the same time, ÖBB's attention to data protection makes it clear that the questioning of travelers is also allowed to protect your data. Such incidents make the importance of security precautions and the need for transparent information about the rights of passengers particularly clear.