It is just terrible how merciless fate has been in the upper Austria this week. Benjamin and Paul (both only six years old) died with trains within just four days. Family members had to keep an eye on both times.
Only 20 kilometers is between the two types of accidents in the upper Austria. The six -year -old Benjamin died at Eferting on Monday. On Thursday evening the doctors in the Linz hospital lost the struggle for the life of the same age Paul, after a collision in Ottenheim. But not only in the two home communities of Benjamin and Paul is the shock deep, but there is over the country because of the terrible accidents. Especially since there are so many parallels between the two tragedies …
Non -oriented crossings
Both times the boys of the same age crashed when they wanted to cross an unlimited level with their bikes. In both cases, the little ones have probably overlooked the alarming red light and they have been recorded by the train that has just been introduced at that time. Despite immediately braking, the train drivers could no longer prevent a collision.
The accidents happened not only in the same way, but also almost at the same time. The emergency services were warned on Monday at 4.30 pm, four days later the bad collision passed half an hour earlier. In both cases, family members, directly behind the boys, also had to keep an eye on the accident on the bike.
Were almost at home
When processing it was the mother with the younger brother of Benjamin. In Otensheim the father and bicycle trailer and the younger sister Erna drove. According to the Fire Brigade, other family members may arrive on the scene of the accident on Thursday immediately after the collision, the group on the road was like a family association. In addition, both incidents took place near the families’ house.
Source: Krone
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