59-year-old Graz fights with chaos: children injured after accidents!

59-year-old Graz fights with chaos: children injured after accidents!

Trofaiach, Österreich - On Friday afternoon, a terrifying series of traffic accidents on the B115 occurred in Upper Styria. According to kosmo.at, a 59-year-old man is suspected of having caused these collisions deliberately. The alleged perpetrator removed from the scene of the accident, while two children were slightly injured in the incidents.

The police received numerous emergency calls from concerned witnesses at 3:50 p.m., who reported on the accidents in the Trofaiach area in the Leoben district. Eyewitnesses stated that they had seen a dark car model as a vehicle involved. The investigators are currently assuming at least three accidents caused, while it remains unclear whether there were further injuries.

search and arrest

After the first reports, the police initiated a search and discovered the heavily damaged vehicle in a parking lot in Leoben. The driver was unable to find for the time being, but a short time later he was identified near the car. This man was recognized by witnesses as the driver of the accident car, according to the reports from [today.at] (https://www.heute.at/s/grazer-59-soll-zfaelle-- --graG--1201111318). During the survey, the 59-year-old stated that they suffered from an illness. He was then admitted to a hospital.

The police asks all witnesses or injured parties to contact the Trofaiach police inspection in order to clarify further details and possibly receive additional information about unharmed people.

psychological consequences of traffic accidents

However, the analysis of traffic accidents goes beyond the physical care of the injured. According to information in the article by [dguv.de] (https://forum.dguv.de/ edition/10-2024/artikel/psychische-folgen-von-verfahrsunfaellen-und-deren-moegliche-treatment), traffic accidents can also have significant psychological consequences for those affected. Although these psychological impairments are often not as obvious as physical injuries, they can cause serious long -lasting disorders.

Not only those involved in the accident themselves, but also first aiders, relatives and witnesses who can experience similar stress. Diseases such as post -traumatic stress disorder (PTBS), driving phobias and other adaptation disorders are often the result of serious traffic accidents. Modern therapy approaches such as exposure therapy are also offered to help the victims process their experiences and to ensure the possibility of returning to the car.