After the storms in Pinzgau, ten people who had been cut off from the outside world near Kolm-Saigurn were flown out of the Rauris valley. An emergency lane will be constructed for the remaining 40 people on Wednesday. Although you can leave the country on foot at any time, many are waiting for the road to be built.
Rauris Mayor Peter Loitfellner stated that many of the remaining 40 people would like to drive away. “Due to the completely destroyed road, this is not possible as soon as possible. That is why we first try to create an emergency lane for these exits,” says Loitfellner.
„Everyone is well taken care of”
But the most important thing is: “Everyone is well taken care of and things are going well, there are no supply problems and there is constant contact.” The road should be ready by Wednesday evening. At the same time, stream and avalanche control work to return the Rauriser Ache to its creek bed.
Source: Krone
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