Two cars collide in Germany: drivers injured and saved

Two cars collide in Germany: drivers injured and saved

This morning, November 9th, a serious traffic accident occurred in Germany. Two cars collided on the B76, which led to significant injuries to the drivers. The vehicles involved were so violent that one of the cars thrown off the street and came to a standstill on a neighboring meadow.

A woman who is 55 tried to turn left when the sudden collision occurred. The exact reason for the accident is currently unknown. Both drivers, the 24-year-old man and the woman, Urge injuries of unknown severity. They had to be freed from the vehicles due to their injuries. The woman was admitted to the nearby Wagna State Hospital, while the young man was flown to the University Hospital of Klagenfurt with the rescue helicopter Christophorus 11.

rescue measures and road closure

The Fehrsdorf fire brigade took responsibility for securing the accident site. In addition, the fire brigades from Wies and Eibiswald support the rescue measures on site. The trapped people were freed from the cars with hydraulic rescue equipment. In order not to endanger the rescue work, the Radlpass-Straße was completely closed for about two hours. A total of seven vehicles and 34 emergency services of the fire departments involved were on site and worked intensively on dealing with the situation.

These dramatic events once again show how important the quick reaction of the emergency services is in traffic accidents. Fortunately, the incident did not lead to other injuries or worse consequences. Current information on the incident can be read in a report at www.5min.at become.