Man loses life after colliding rental car into Berlin lake.
Around midnight, the fire department reveals that a car has fallen into the Schlachtensee in Berlin. It's tragically confirmed that someone was inside and couldn't be revived.
On a Friday night, a vehicle tumbled into the Schlachtensee in the Steglitz-Zehlendorf region of Berlin. The fire department revealed the shocking news around midnight. There were presumeably one (or more) people in the vehicle. After numerous dives, no other people were found.
Early on Saturday morning, a police representative confirmed that at least one person died at the scene of this unfortunate incident after unsuccessful resuscitation attempts.
The Berlin daily "Bild" claims the dead person was the car's driver. Unfortunately, the police could not verify this claim. The car belonged to Miles, a car-sharing service. The reason for the car ending up in the lake remains a mystery.
Rescue forces, numbering 60 in total, were summoned to the scene and managed to pull the vehicle out of the lake that night. [The information in the text was gathered from other sources]
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Despite the international news coverage, the exact cause of the Misfortunes in Berlin, where a car plunged into the Schlachtensee, remains undisclosed. Despite the valiant efforts of the International Fire Department, who responded promptly to the incident, the tragic loss of life could not be prevented.
Source: www.ntv.de
