Injured pedestrian in Wattens: 86-year-old plunges at construction site

Injured pedestrian in Wattens: 86-year-old plunges at construction site

Wattens- An unfortunate incident occurred on Monday morning when an 86-year-old man was on a walking and cycle path in Wattens, near Neubaugasse. In the presence of his wife, the man came into an accident around 9:45 a.m. when he stepped on a barrier in the construction site area.

The fall led to injuries, the severity of which was initially unclear. After the first supply at the site, the man was brought to the Hall Hospital with an ambulance, where he received further medical treatment. Such accidents can quickly pass and illustrate the dangers that can insist on non -secured construction sites.

First information and reaction

The incident was reported immediately and the rescue workers were quickly on hand. The fire brigade and police secured the area to prevent further dangers. The exact course of the accident is now examined by the authorities to clarify the circumstances and possible security deficiencies.

A spokesman for the police emphasized the importance of a secure infrastructure, especially in areas with construction sites, where there are often changes in traffic and footpaths. Such incidents should raise awareness of everyone involved.

weak and unexpected stumbling blocks are common causes of falls, especially in older people. There is further focus on the need to better mark and secure construction sites in order to avoid such accidents in the future. As the route in Wattens shows, it is crucial to pay attention to the safety of pedestrians and cyclists, especially in highly frequented areas.

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