Helicopters bring building materials: faster traffic release in sight!

Helicopters bring building materials: faster traffic release in sight!

On Friday there was a sophisticated campaign for slope protection in the picturesque Wachau piece between Aggsbach-Dorf and Aggstein. Due to a rock fall, which made around 6,000 cubic meters of rock, heavier than 12,000 tons, the access roads and the Danube cycle path were temporarily closed. Fortunately, there were no injuries in this incident.

To advance the reconstruction and securing the danger site, a helicopter was used. He transported building materials directly to the demolition edge, since the steep and inaccessible terrain did not allow traditional delivery methods. A total of around 1,300 square meters of high -performance rock grilles and 270 running meters of full cobbles to stabilize the landslide were flown by air to the construction site.

progress in the security work

The measures for slope protection have been extended to seven days a week, which, according to LandesVice Landbauer, already bears fruit. "Around 75 percent of the rock nails have already been transferred, 25 percent of the anchors have been bored and brought in," he said. This continuous forcation shows that you strive to drive the work forward quickly.

Landbauer also indicated that if the weather conditions are stable and no further complications occur, the planned traffic release may be possible earlier than the originally aimed of in the summer of 2025. "We are doing everything we can to flow again soon so that the region can start again next year," continued Landbauer.

The work on the south bank of the Wachau are an important step towards normality and security for the residents and the travelers of the popular area. A deeper analysis offers The article by www.noen.at .