A traffic accident caused a total lock and extensive rescue operations on the A2 South highway on Monday afternoon. A truck silot transporter rose to the back of the truck at the front. A saddle vehicle was also destroyed on Drautalstrasse-De 51-year-old driver was taken to the hospital.
Around 4 p.m. there was a rear collision in the Klagenfurt North area on the A2. Loaded with feed, a 54-year-old Hungarian truck driver drove to a tractor-based tractor-based tractor, directed by a 59-year-old, also Hungarian citizen.
Delivered in the driver’s driver.
Because of the impact, the Silo transporter collapsed on the leading rail, the truck was so badly damaged that the driver was caught in the cabin of his driver. “The use of hydraulic rescue devices, in particular a hydraulic rescue cylinder, was able to push away the heavily distorted cabin and successfully free the imprisoned driver,” reports the Klagenfurt Professional Fire Brigade on Lake Wörthersee.
The wounded person was taken to the Klagenfurt clinic
The wounded was brought to the Klagenfurt clinic. The driver of the standing truck was not injured in the accident. Property damage took place on his vehicle in an unknown height.
The A2 South Autobahn had to be completely closed during the accident investigation in the affected part. “Officials of LVA Carinthia, the API Klagenfurt, the SPK Klagenfurt, the police helicopter and the Professional Fire Brigade Klagenfurt, the FF Kalvarienberg and various forces of the Red Cross were deployed.
The saddle vehicle was tipped in Simmerlach
In the early Tuesday morning lessons, a 51-year-old from the Villach district, with her saddle vehicle including the saddle trailer, came from the road at the level of the village of Simmerlach, because of the cause of the road.
The vehicle, which rode to Spittal on the Drau, hit the street, destroyed and came to the border on an adjacent unpaved road south of the Hoofdweg. The tractor tractor has suffered considerable damage to property.
“After the traffic accident, the 51-year-old woman was found by the alarmed fire brigade for FF Simmerlach and Oberdrauburg and admitted of the emergency services at the BKH Lienz with injuries, the officials report.
Source: Krone
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