Zellerndorf in excitement: ATOMAT blasted and communities in need

Zellerndorf in excitement: ATOMAT blasted and communities in need

In the night of October 2, violent incidents occurred in Zellerndorf, which attracted the attention of the local community. An ATM was blown up there and the perpetrators then fled with a vehicle. It remains to be seen whether information about the perpetrators or their identity will appear, which could possibly contribute to clarifying the crime.

Such criminal activities are not the only topic that is currently in Lower Austria. The focus is also on the financial needs of the municipalities. In an interview, Andreas Kollross, the President of the SPÖ community representative association, commented on the tense situation: "We are standing with his back to the wall," he said. This shows that many communities are in a critical financial situation.

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There was also an unfortunate incident in a local Billa market, where a customer was dependent on help with a vertebral break, but was ignored by the employees. Such incidents raise questions about customer care and responsibility in such emergencies.

On the positive side, the Chamber of Commerce Lower Austria and Ubit Lower Austria launched a consulting campaign for companies after the devastating flood events. This support is crucial for companies that have been affected by the natural disaster and need help to get back on their feet.

The Melk district was also the scene of a fire that broke out in a barn in Krummnussbaum shortly before noon. Thanks to the quick intervention of several fire departments, the fire could be deleted in good time so that worse damage could be avoided.

In a further incident, an 18-year-old man from the Tulln district suffered a heavy electric shock when he touched the overhead line of a train wagon at the Tulln train station. This incident underlines the dangers that lurk near train lines.

A positive update comes from Pottenbrunn, where after two and a half weeks of intensive work the district could be connected to the sewer network again. This measure is a step in the right direction for the quality of life of the residents.

In addition, the preferred votes were announced in Lower Austria. Georg Strasser from the Melk district has achieved particularly high numbers of votes and gives the elections an exciting note.

At the end, the topic of mobility cannot be taken out of focus. In a current series, tire change and driver's license tests are examined to see how well the "celebrities" cut off in it. Such initiatives not only provide entertainment, but also provide information about important aspects of traffic safety.