Shock at the Nibelungenbrücke: 50 injured at Bus-Crash in Regensburg!
Shock at the Nibelungenbrücke: 50 injured at Bus-Crash in Regensburg!
A serious rear -end collision occurred yesterday afternoon in Regensburg, where a regular bus crashed into a bus in front. The incident happened at 5:19 p.m. on the Nibelungen Bridge, which leads over the Danube. According to the police, numerous people were on the road in the two buses involved, and the consequences of the impact were dramatic.About 50 passengers were injured, with five people being in a critical state of health. The excitement encouraged the emergency services to be rapidly and coordinated. A large group of rescue workers, including the fire brigade and the police, was quickly on site to take care of the injured and stabilize the situation.
Investigations into the course of the accident
In order to clarify the exact course of the accident, an expert was consulted. The police strive to find out what exactly led to the two buses and whether external factors or human failure may have played a role. At the moment, more precise information on the course of the accident and the injured is still sparse. The police have therefore carefully commented and will announce further details in the coming hours.
In the course of the incident, a rescue helicopter was also used to transport the seriously injured people to nearby hospitals as quickly as possible. The great commitment of the emergency services speaks for the urgency of the situation and the need to act quickly to save lives.
The events cause great excitement in the city. The Nibelungenbrücke had to be closed during the rescue and clean-up work, which brought additional traffic and inconvenience for residents and commuters. While the police are continuing their investigation, many are waiting for more information to understand how this heavy tragedy could occur.
For current information and details about this incident, the reporting remains tense, while the authorities are continuing their investigations. The situation once again shows how important security in public transport is and how quickly accidents can happen in a supposedly quiet environment. Even if the direct cause is still unclear, it is clear that the injured and their families focus on these difficult hours.
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