While family and friends are still mourning the two girls who were killed by falling trees during a storm at St. Andräer Badesee in Carinthia last summer, a report says: The plants were healthy.
Surprisingly, last summer on August 18, a storm erupted on Lake Mettersdorf, where about 300 people were swimming, with devastating consequences: the gusts of wind uprooted trees and broke branches. 16 people – adults and children – were injured, some seriously.
Two girls from the Lavanttal, only three and eight years old, died. They were killed by trees. The leisure facility is closed. At the request of the public prosecutor’s office, the trees were examined by experts.
Experts have completed their report
As the “Krone” reported, an expert report was being prepared which, according to reports, assessed the condition of the trees as good and healthy. This report is now available: The plants were well pruned and healthy. The operator of the leisure facility has not made any mistakes. The accident was due to force majeure.
The prosecutor’s office must decide how to proceed.
Source: Krone
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