Pirna - Ambulance has an accident on a slippery road
A Johanniter ambulance crashed on Friday evening in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district in driving snow and a storm. A 67-year-old female emergency doctor and the driver of the vehicle (57) were slightly injured, according to the Dresden police department on Saturday. The vehicle left the road between Meusegast and Burkhardswalde and slid into the ditch.
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- The slippery road conditions in Saxony's Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district resulted in numerous traffic accidents, including an ambulance drifting off the road near Meusegast and Burkhardswalde.
- Despite the challenging weather with drifting snow and a storm, the Pirna area managed to provide emergency services, demonstrating the resilience of the county's infrastructure.
- The ambulance service in Saxony had a busy week, with the Dresden police department reporting multiple accidents due to treacherous road conditions, including the incident involving an ambulance from Saxony's Johanniter organization.
- The Johanniter ambulance team, now recuperating in Dresden, expressed their gratitude to local authorities and other emergency services for their prompt response and assistance following the accident.
- As the temperature drops, winter precipitation continues to impact transportation in Saxony, with motorists urged to exercise caution and be mindful of the increasing possibility of incidents on the roads, including in and around historic cities like Pirna.
Source: www.stern.de
