Heavy rear -end collision on Möllner Landstrasse: two women injured!

Heavy rear -end collision on Möllner Landstrasse: two women injured!

A dramatic rear -end collision caused massive traffic disruptions on the Möllner Landstrasse in Glinde on Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred at around 2:37 p.m. when a red Ford Fiesta crashed into a silver VW Polo, which was then pushed onto a blue BMW alpine. Such accidents are not only dangerous for those involved, but also a challenge for the emergency services on site.

According to an eyewitness, a total of two women were involved in the accident and had to be medical care after the incident. One of them was taken to the hospital while the other was taken to the University Hospital Eppendorf (UKE). This shows the seriousness of the injuries and the need for immediate medical measures.

emergency services on site

The Glinde fire brigade was quickly there to secure the scene of the accident. Not only did it take care of the necessary fire protection, but also took care of the expired operating materials, which had escaped from the Ford Fiesta by the accident. This aspect is important because liquids expired can be an additional danger for other road users. In order to release the road as soon as possible, the fire brigade pushed the parties involved, the VW and the Ford.

Thanks to the rapid action of the fire brigade and the police, the flow of traffic towards Oststeinbek was maintained by redirecting traffic via a nearby petrol station. This helped to relieve the considerable backlog, which was caused by the complete blocking of the Möllner Landstrasse.

Overall, two ambulances and two patrol cars were in use to cope with the situation, which ensured that road users did not get in danger and the situation remained under control. The exact circumstances that led to the accident are currently still the subject of the investigation. Even if accidents like this can occur, it remains crucial that everyone involved is quickly taken care of medically and that the road will be released again as soon as possible. Further information on this incident can be found in a detailed report on www.shz.de can be read.