The Mühlviertel -Student (14) was tragically killed in the severe collision with a wooden transporter. Four other car prisoners survived, sometimes seriously injured. Your home community of Aigen-Schlägl has therefore planned an anniversary party for Sunday. The police are now investigating the 42-year-old truck driver from Nepal for negligent murder in road traffic.
“Terrible! Terrible! Extremely tragic!” Elisabeth Höfler, the mayor of the municipality of Aigen-Schlägl, is struggling according to words. She audibly takes the fact that 14-year-old Helena lost her young life on Friday evening on Friday evening: “I know that her parents-our thoughts and our sympathy are with you. They are all shocked by this news.”
Four survivors
Empathy also applies to the four survivors of the tragedy tragedy-a 42-year-old family man, whose wife (44) and daughter (14) and another 14-year-old who also come from Aigen-Schlägl.
No anniversary day
On Sunday it should have been a festival and anniversary day. Because the municipalities of Aigen and Schlägl were merged exactly ten years ago. Morning Pint, Concert, Hike and Bike Tour would have been on the program. Höfler: “But after celebrations there is currently no feeling that we postponed the festival until May 18.”
Fatal aquaplaning
Apparently it was fatal that the car, which was occupied by five people, from all places in the bend of the B 38, when the unpopular wooden transporter of a Nepalese (42) from Croatia hit the rain near Vorderweißenbach from Croatia.
The truck driver had probably traveled way too quickly, the result was aquaplaning. The trailer broke out, rammed the left side of the car with the back and pressed them en masse. The driver and 14-year-old Helena, who was left in the back, were heavily caught in the wreck.
No more pulse
“Unfortunately we couldn’t do anything for the girl,” says Manfred Lummerstorfer, head of operations at FF Voorderweißenbach. The student had no pulse, no longer inhaled. An emergency doctor could only find her death.
The seriously injured family man had to be cut out of the car with Berstscheren, he was flown to the UKH Linz. His wife, who was in the passenger seat, and the two survivor 14-year-olds in the back seat, came to the Rohrbach clinic. Lummerstorfer: “The assignment was very stressful, we sat down and then spoke.”
The Nepalese remained unharmed. He is now being investigated for negligent road traffic murder.
Source: Krone
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