Serious traffic accident in Saxen: three injuries and B3 closed

Serious traffic accident in Saxen: three injuries and B3 closed

On Monday afternoon, there was a serious traffic accident in the Perg district, which not only caused the emergency services on alert, but also significantly influenced road traffic. Around 1:30 p.m., a car and a minibus collided in the municipality of Saxen. This violent collision led to injuries to three people.

The reasons for the accident are currently still unclear, the police have started to investigate the incident. Nobody remained unaffected in the collision: the fire brigade was called to free two of the injured from their vehicles. The rapid reaction of the emergency doctor from Perg and Amstetten was crucial to ensure medical care. Together with the team of the rescue helicopter C15 and the Red Cross, they organized the necessary measures to bring the injured to safety as soon as possible.

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A seriously injured person had to be transported to the hospital with the helicopter, while the other two people were transported on rescue vehicles. The rescue campaigns were supported by the professional cooperation between the emergency doctors and emergency services who quickly acted on site and provided the necessary medical care.

For the time of the rescue and clean-up work, the federal road B3 in the area of the accident was completely closed, which led to extensive redirection. This was a significant impairment for road users, which, however, was inevitable due to the circumstance of an acute medical emergency. However, the disability of the traffic is intended to serve the security of everyone involved, while the investigation into the cause of the accident continues.

Further details about this incident could be communicated to the public in the course of the police enlightenment. The determination of the exact circumstances is crucial in order to avoid similar accidents in the future and to increase safety in road traffic. Information about the developments in this case can be found in an article at www.tips.at .