A dedicated fire brigade colleague reported a spectacular accident on Friday in the Seeblickstrasse in Villach – his colleagues responded immediately! However, the driver and a small child were able to free themselves from the completely destroyed wreckage.
A vehicle had overturned and come to a standstill on its roof. Floriani, who lives near the accident, reported this to his colleagues on Friday around 3 p.m. The emergency services initially assumed that people were trapped in the car, so the technical emergency train from the main fire station in Villach and the tank fire truck from the FF Drobollach went to the scene of the accident.
Driver and toddler injured
“A vehicle left the road for an unknown reason, hit a stone wall on the side of the road and ended up on its roof,” said Chief Fire Officer Alexander Scharf, platoon leader at the main fire station. Fortunately, a small child and the driver were able to free themselves from the vehicle before the fire brigade arrived – both were taken to LKH Villach by the rescue team with injuries of undetermined nature.
“On the instructions of the police, the car was turned around ‘by hand’ by the firefighters present and then safely parked in a nearby bus stop using so-called ‘shunting scooters’,” says Scharf. In addition, leaked operating fluid was sealed and the accident site was cleaned.
Source: Krone
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