Tragic accident on the B104: Driver dies after losing control

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A 58-year-old died in an accident on the B104 near Gadebusch after his vehicle rolled over. Investigations are ongoing.

Tragic accident on the B104: Driver dies after losing control

A 58-year-old man lost his life on Friday evening in a tragic traffic accident on the B104 that occurred between Gadebusch and Rehna in the Northwest Mecklenburg district. According to the police's initial reports, the driver's vehicle went out of control on a right-hand bend. As a result, the car overturned and landed on its side in the adjacent ditch.

The rescue workers, who quickly arrived at the scene of the accident, fought to free the seriously injured man from the wrecked car. However, despite their efforts, he succumbed to his serious injuries on the spot. In order to clarify the exact circumstances of the accident, an accident expert was called in to uncover the causes of the incident. Meanwhile, the B104 was closed for almost five hours, causing significant traffic disruptions in the region. The first estimates put the material damage at around 30,000 euros.

Details about the accident

The incident occurred in the evening hours when the man apparently had difficulty steering his vehicle on the curve. It remains unclear whether external factors, such as weather conditions or technical problems with the vehicle, could have contributed to the accident. The investigations by the police and the accident expert are intended to shed light on the matter in order to avoid similar tragedies in the future.

The incident comes amid worrying developments on the region's roads. Road accidents, especially in confusing traffic conditions, are increasing and are a serious problem. Safety precautions and careful driving are essential to prevent such incidents.

There was little warning for this situation, and the sudden loss of someone makes the tragedy even more palpable. This shows once again how dangerous driving can be in circumstances that may not seem threatening at first glance.

The B104 is considered an important artery in the area. The temporary closures necessitated by this tragic incident have affected many commuters and residents who rely on this road to get to work or other essential destinations. However, the rapid response of the rescue workers is highlighted positively, even though the circumstances are anything but pleasant.

For more information and detailed coverage of this incident, see the current reporting on www.ndr.de.