Rescue operations - Six injured in two traffic accidents in Munich
Almost simultaneously, a total of six people were injured in two traffic accidents in Munich on Sunday afternoon - one woman seriously. The 34-year-old pedestrian was injured in a collision with a bus at Ostbahnhof and was taken to the emergency room, according to the fire department. In a rear-end collision involving two cars in the Ramersdorf district, five people were injured, including a child, according to the fire department. Three adults aged 30, 37 and 39 were taken to hospital. The fire department did not initially provide any information on the course of events or the cause of the accidents. The police are investigating.
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- The woman, who was seriously injured in the traffic accident at Munich's East station, is currently undergoing treatment in the hospital.
- The traffic in Munich was affected by the two accidents that occurred near Ostbahnhof and in the Ramersdorf district, both located in Upper Bavaria, Germany.
- The Fire department in Bavaria was actively involved in the rescue operation at the bus collision site at Munich's East station and the car accident site in the Ramersdorf district.
- Despite the simultaneous occurrence of two traffic accidents in Munich, the exact cause of both collisions remains unclear and is currently under investigation by the local police.
- The traffic accident at Munich's East station involving a bus and a pedestrian had a severe impact, leaving the woman critically injured and requiring immediate medical attention.
- The traffic in the Ramersdorf district was temporarily disrupted due to the rear-end collision between two cars, causing minor injuries to five people, including a child, in the incident.
Source: www.stern.de
