Accident in the wedding convoy: Four injured in Offenhausen

Accident in the wedding convoy: Four injured in Offenhausen

On Saturday afternoon, a serious accident occurred on the Grünbachtal-Landesstraße in Offenhausen, which was caused by the inattention of a 19-year-old driver. The young man drove in a wedding convoy who was on the way to a celebration. He did not notice that the car had stopped in front of him and collided with a considerable impact with the rear of the vehicle.

The force of the impact not only got involved in a collision, but also three other cars. A total of four people from the convoy, including two men and two women between the ages of 18 and 25, were injured. Their injuries were classified as an indefinite degree, which is why they had to be brought to the Wels Clinic for further treatment.

Details on the course of the accident

The incident occurred in the municipal area of Offenhausen, where many vehicles were on the move on a typical Saturday afternoon. The wedding convoy consisted of several cars that were in a festive mood. Unfortunately, the joy was clouded by the accident, which was triggered by the negligence of a driver. Eyewitnesses reported that the 19-year-old driver reacted too late, which led to the violent collision and developed in less than a moment.

The two boys and girls who were at the age of just 18 to 25 suffered painful injuries in the collision. Even if the exact circumstances of the accident are still being examined, it shows how quickly such tragic events can occur. The parties involved were immediately medical supplied and brought to the Wels Clinic, where they are under observation.

The accident not only has a major impact on the injured, but also for the entire wedding party. Such unexpected incidents can significantly affect the festive mood of a special day. Current information about the course of the investigation and the state of health of the injured is expected, since the authorities are still holding surveys to clarify the exact circumstances of the incident.

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