For four hours a driver of the accident in her car in Mieming (Imst) had to endure in Mieming (Tyroolean District). She had fallen into a ditch from a forest path and could not free herself. A jogger became aware of the accident. Also in the sea (Landeck District) and in Fulpmes in the Stubai Valley, the vehicle with a total of three injuries falls.
According to the police, there was a crash on a forest path through the Fiechter Valley around 4.15 pm. The 65-year-old local population wanted to go to WildermiMing through this Van Fiecht when she came out of the way for an unknown matter and landed in a ditch.
Jogger Alarmed Emergency Services
The woman could not free herself from the car car. A jogger only came across around 8 p.m., noticed the wreck and warned the emergency services. The accident had to be brought from the rescue to Hall Hall with injuries of an indefinite degree. According to the police, an alcohol test that was performed with her was positive. The woman’s car had to be found by the towing service.
Dragged 50 meters crashed
Moments later, around 8:20 PM, a very similar accident took place in the sea in the Tyrolean Paznaeun. A 59-year-old local place drove the valley through the Grübeletal on a forest road when he got off the road for an unknown cause and crashed about 50 meters. Although he was injured, the man was able to free himself from the car, climb away and communicate his wife.
The Kappl Mountain Rescue delivered the accident on site and then gave it to the rescue and emergency doctor, who brought him to the Zams hospital. An Alkotest was also positive with the 59-year-old.
Treated handlebar and front passenger
However, no alcohol should have been involved in a car accident in Fulpmes. There a 21-year-old local place wanted to catch up on a bus on Monday at 10.30 am. On the federal road. He lost control of the vehicle and fell into an adjacent forest. The steering wheel and his passenger (22) could free themselves. They were somewhat injured in the Hall Hospital.
Source: Krone
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