Horror accident in Tyrol – car flew over a stream: man (22) in intensive care

Shortly after 10 p.m., the 33-year-old Romanian woman drove her car in the municipality of Rettenschöss on the B172 towards Walchsee. A 34-year-old rural woman was in the passenger seat and a 22-year-old Czech man was in the back seat. “In a right bend in the area of ​​the 60 km/h limit, the driver left the road, probably due to excessive speed. Due to the high speed, the car left the dike, flew over a stream, then collided head-on with the opposite stream bed and was thrown over the shoulder or road,” the police said.

Passenger in critical condition
The 33-year-old driver was taken to the trauma room of the Rosenheim Clinic. “She suffered serious injuries to her ribs and pelvis in the accident,” investigators said. The 34-year-old passenger escaped with serious bruises and was taken to the district hospital in Kufstein. After the first treatment, the 22-year-old had to be taken to the clinic in Innsbruck by emergency helicopter. “He is in critical condition and is receiving intensive medical care,” the driver emphasizes.

Look for a possible fourth person
Because the police initially assumed that there was another, probably fourth, person in the car, the nearby area was searched by emergency services from the fire brigade, the police dog inspection dog and a drone flight with a thermal imaging camera. “It was ultimately confirmed that there were only three people in the car,” officials said.