Three injured in a spectacular traffic accident in Mönchengladbach!

Three injured in a spectacular traffic accident in Mönchengladbach!

In the night of October 5, 2024, a serious traffic accident occurred in Mönchengladbach, more precisely on Krefelder Strasse. For reasons unknown, a car drove into oncoming traffic and thus caused both drivers and passers -by. Guests of an obvious hotel witnessed the incident and immediately informed the fire brigade.

When the rescuers arrived, they found three injured people in the vehicle. The fire brigade secured the car to supply the injured as quickly as possible. With the support of an emergency doctor, a patient -oriented rescue was carried out. Those affected were then brought to two different hospitals in Mönchengladbach and to a Viersen hospital.

traffic control and alarm for the emergency services

The police took over the traffic regulation during the rescue work. She blocked Krefelder Straße between Flughafenstraße and Broichmühlenweg for the entire duration of the operation to ensure undisturbed care for the injured. The diversions ensured additional traffic in the area, which certainly influenced the traders in the area.

Several emergency vehicles were involved in the operation, including the fire truck from the fire and rescue station I (Neuwerk) and the rescue vehicle from the fire and rescue station II (Holt). Overall, an emergency doctor, three ambulances and the management service of the professional fire brigade were deployed. The head of operations was fire inspector Sascha Göddertz, who coordinated the situation on site.

The police immediately started the investigation into the cause of the accident. This information is crucial to understand what has led to the dangerous incident. The exact background is currently still unclear and must now be carefully processed.

Details about this incident are still sparse, but reports www.presseportal.de that the injured are in a stable condition. The authorities will continue to take all necessary steps to prevent future accidents of this kind.