A minibus occupied with ten prisoners was only an accident on Friday shortly before midnight in the descent of Ramsauer Sonnenalm. One person was killed, all other people on the bus were injured. The rescue workers were in large operations.
The accident took place around 11:15 pm on an access road to the Sonnenalm in the Liezen district. For an unknown reason, the minibus came off the street and dived around 40 meters, as the Red Cross reports.
A dead, three serious and six somewhat injured
Despite the rapid arrival of the rescue workers, a person still succumbed to his injuries at the scene of the accident. Two seriously injured prisoners were flown to Salzburg in hospitals in hospitals. A seriously injured person and the other six somewhat injured prisoners were taken to the Schladming Hospital.
Crisis intervention in action
In total, the Red Cross Styria was used with five ambulances, two improvised ceremonial transport vehicles and the Schladming Emergency Medical Vehicle. There was extra support in the form of an ambulance from Radstadt and a small truck from the Red Cross assistance unit. The crisis intervention team of the Red Cross then took care of those affected in the hospital in Schladming.
Alarming due to massive attack on injuries
Due to the large number of people involved, a so-called manv alarm was activated for the Liezen district. This is a massive massive injuries, in the course of the surrounding hospitals. The hospital alarm serves to be able to distribute a large number of injuries to surrounding hospitals in accordance with the free resources. The head of the operations distributes the injuries accordingly and ultimately regulates the removal. While the injuries are still being cared for on the spot, hospitals can already prepare for patients and bundle their resources accordingly.
Because of the size of the application, the Red Cross Aid Unit Liezen was also warned, who supported the emergency services on the spot and caused witnesses to accidents.
Source: Krone
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