The Nova Rock festival in Nickelsdorf ended on Sunday. A day later, the emergency services were satisfied and reported unusual actions. Roadside assistance from ÖAMTC repaired a hair straightener and an emergency generator.
They helped a visitor who is dependent on artificial nutrition. The ÖAMTC was especially in demand when it came to lost car keys. The helpers also shouted because of dead batteries and flat tires. A total of 300 faults were counted.
On Sunday they pulled stuck vehicles out of the mud; It had rained on Sunday night. The departure took place without any major incidents. By Monday morning, the majority of festival visitors had already left. There were some delays in traffic at the exits, but there were no major traffic jams. Road conditions are now good again after the mud, spokeswoman Romana Schuster said.
65 injured people treated in hospitals
The Red Cross provided a total of 2,100 visitors, around 200,000 people were present at the festival. The team mainly dealt with everyday injuries such as abrasions and cuts, blunt injuries after accidents and bee stings. 65 injured people were taken to a hospital for further examination.
Crisis intervention teams were also present on the festival site 24 hours a day. They took care of twenty people. The police spoke of a fairly quiet festival; there were no major incidents. The organizations worked well together, says Manuel Komosny of the Red Cross Burgenland.
Source: Krone
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