Accident in Vienna: Young people fight for survival after the subway roof ride

Accident in Vienna: Young people fight for survival after the subway roof ride

In a tragic incident in Vienna-Hietzing, the fate of two young men is currently going through the press. Two days after a dramatic accident that occurred at the Schönbrunn underground station, an 18-year-old and his 17-year-old friend continue to fight for her life. According to information from the doctors at the AKH and in the Meidling accident hospital, both are in an extremely critical state of health.

The two young people climbed on the roof of a U4 train on Tuesday afternoon to "surf" there. This happened around 4 p.m. when the rash tests of the young men culminated in a disaster. While the friends of the same age enjoyed the train in a dangerous game, they crashed against a pedestrian bridge at the entrance to the Schönbrunn station. The force of the impact was devastating.

those involved and the course of the incident

A total of four boys were involved in the situation: two Czechs and two Austrians who had decided from a group to this risky campaign. While the 18-year-old and the 17-year-old were seriously injured, a 16-year-old companion got away with slight injuries. Another 13-year-old boy was completely unharmed.

A terrifying video from social media shows the two men how they posed on the train roof seconds before the tragic incident. This clip ends abruptly with the invisible collision, followed by an impressive scene in which the two seriously injured people are on the roof of the train.

The recklessness of the young people has thrown a light on the dangers that are associated with such irresponsible behavior. The incident reminds us all of the questionable decisions that are made in the search for thrills and the potential consequences that can end tragically.

A similar incident was recently documented in an article that addresses the risks of "subway surfing"-a trend that seems to be more and more popular among young people. Although the need for thrills is not new, it remains to be seen how these incidents rank and whether they will have consequences for public security and the behavior of young people. For more information and details on these tragic incidents, See the current reporting on www.sn.at .