Workers in Göttlesbrunn saved to landslide

Workers in Göttlesbrunn saved to landslide

On Thursday, a serious accident occurred in Göttlesbrunn-Arbesthal, a place in the Bruck district on the Leitha in Lower Austria. A 46-year-old worker was buried in a künette of falling earth masses, whereby he was caught to the upper body underground.

The alarm of the emergency services was immediately carried out, and the fire brigade was quickly on site. According to reports from the police, it took about an hour for the man to be released from his predicament. During this dramatic rescue operation, the fire brigade had great effort to remove the earth so as not to endanger the injured.

rescue and medical care

After the successful rescue, the 46-year-old was flown to the Auva trauma center in Vienna-Meidling with a rescue helicopter, who is called "Christophorus 9". There he is intensively supervised, while the exact injuries still have to be determined. The rescue workers worked quickly and professionally, which shows how important well -organized emergency care is.

While the circumstances of the accident are further examined, workers in similar jobs remain an important topic. Such incidents underline the need for preventive security measures and training to avoid similar accidents in the future.

For more information about this incident, See the current reporting on www.vienna.at .