Grief and shock: fatal train accident shakes Eferding!

Grief and shock: fatal train accident shakes Eferding!

Eferding, Österreich - In the past few days, several tragic train gap occurred in Europe, which resulted in both grief and shocking statistics on injuries and deaths. While the focus is on the incidents in Eferding, Austria, and Granges-Près-Marnand, Switzerland, the psychological effects of such tragedies are also shown

On Monday, June 6, 2025, Eferding occurred in Eferding, in which a six -year -old boy named Benjamin was hit by a railcar on his bike and died. The victim's shocked family, including the mother and the eight -year -old brother, had to watch the accident. This tragic event meant that the train employees were set for three days free of charge. In order to offer the burden of colleagues, a former train driver offered his help as a lay helper. At the scene of the accident, commemorative objects such as cuddly toys, candles and flowers were placed to remember the young Benjamin. Krone reports of the emotional shock that this incident left in the community.

serious misfortune in Switzerland

also occurred in Granges-Près-Marnand, canton of Vaud, a serious train accident on Monday evening, in which a train driver died and 35 other people were injured. Five of these injured suffered serious injuries. In the collision between two SBB trains, the trains, which came from opposite directions, healed without wagons. There were a total of 46 people on the trains, all from Switzerland. The injured passengers were brought to various hospitals, while others received psychological support on site. Tagblatt emphasizes the dimensions of the rescue measures, in which more than 30 outpatient clinics, numerous police officers, fire brigade and a helicopter goods.

The cause of the accident is still unclear and the Swiss accident investigation agency has initiated an investigation. The clean-up work continued on Tuesday morning, and the Payerne Lucens route remains closed for the time being. This misfortune is classified in Switzerland in recent years, which is discussing the security in rail traffic again.

psychological support according to extreme experiences

Both incidents throw a light on the emotional and psychological stress associated with such tragedies. Affected people often experience intensive emotional reactions such as anger, fear and despair. The support from colleagues and superiors is essential at such moments. BGW that may not be necessary if social support is not sufficient. This affects not only the immediate victims, but also the colleagues who were present in the accidents.

Such tragedies illustrate the need for crisis intervention services and psychological aftercare for those affected. Companies should ensure that those affected, be it through physical or emotional injuries, receive the necessary support. These incidents not only cause our sympathy, but also the responsibility of how we can react to such extreme stress and offer support.