Rhine-Sieg district - Death of a 14-year-old at a bus stop: cause still unclear
Following the serious accident involving a dead 14-year-old at a bus stop in the Rhein-Sieg district, it is still unclear how the accident occurred. This was stated by a police spokesperson on Sunday morning. There was also no new information on Monday when asked.
On Saturday afternoon in Niederkassel, a 51-year-old man's car crashed into the bus stop where a 14-year-old boy had been waiting for the bus. The schoolboy was so seriously injured that he died at the scene of the accident. The driver, his passenger and a small child in the vehicle were seriously injured.
According to the police, it was initially unclear whether the driver was under the influence of alcohol or other drugs or had been using his cell phone while driving. A police spokesman said on Sunday that experts would also have to clarify the speed at which the vehicle suddenly veered off the road to the left and crashed into the bus stop. The bus shelter was completely destroyed. The accident occurred in the Mondorf district.
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- The accident in North Rhine-Westphalia's Rhine-Sieg district, where a 14-year-old boy died at a bus stop, has sparked a thorough investigation by local authorities.
- The vehicle involved in the tragic accident in the Rhine-Sieg district's Mondorf district on Saturday was a private car, belonging to a 51-year-old man.
- Witnesses reported that the bus stop in Niederkassel, where the accident occured, was a regular meeting point for children waiting for their school bus.
- On Sunday, traffic in the Rhine-Sieg district remained affected by the crash, as the police continued to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident.
- In light of this tragic accident in Germany, safety advocates are calling for stricter regulations on cell phone use while driving and increased public awareness campaigns about the dangers of distracted driving.
- As Sunday marked three days since the deadly accident at the bus stop in the Rhine-Sieg district, local authorities reported an unusual increase in traffic accidents in the region.
Source: www.stern.de
