A car collapsed with full force in the garden of a restaurant in Salzburg. A 19-year-old was behind the steering of the “Kroon” reported. The innkeeper got the accident up close, his employees almost escaped a disaster …
The garden in the Salzburg restaurant Irodion also appears on a battlefield the day after the accident. There are rubble everywhere, in the border wall of the Greek restaurant in Neutorstrasse a huge gap. Bank ribbons are hanging in front of the entrances. “We are still open. We have high fixed costs, the company must continue,” laughs Baas David Pascharisis.
What happened? In the night of Monday, a silver Audi ran at a rapid pace in the garden of the iDodion. The 19-year-old driver had lost the rule of her car on Neutsstrasse. The vehicle initially crashed into the concrete pillar of a road island and then slid with full force against the wall of the restaurant.
The Irodion was already closed at the moment. “But two of my employees were in the garden, they just missed parts of the concrete pillar. Incredibly what could have happened there,” the restaurant owner sneaked. He was in his apartment at the time of the accident – directly above the restaurant. “I heard an extremely loud bang and checked what happened.”
The 19-year-old driver-they did not have to be brought to the hospital Two passengers remained completely unharmed. The Red Cross nevertheless both brought to the Spiital. The investigation of the police is still on the exact course of the accident.
The speeders regularly accelerate here
Striking: on the Maxglan route across the Riedenburg through the neutor, accidents are constantly occurring. In the night hours it is a popular route for racers who want to test the boundaries of their strong cars here. Annainians have therefore even started a characteristic campaign against the circumstances there – also because of the increasing nocturnal noise nuisance. The police promised sharper and stricter checks.
Source: Krone
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