Northwest Mecklenburg - Wild boar on the move - A20 closed
A free-roaming wild boar caused a temporary closure of the highway 20 between Grevesmühlen and Bobitz (district of Nordwestmecklenburg) on Wednesday. According to the highway company, the animal presumably used a gap in the wildlife fence to run onto the road. The NDR had previously reported. The A20 had to be temporarily closed in both directions, according to the police. A hunter was called in. According to NDR, the wild boar was tracked down in the thicket by the fire department using a drone. The animal was shot.
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- Despite the incident involving a wild boar causing traffic disruptions on the A20 in the county of Northwest Mecklenburg, the local police urge drivers to remain vigilant while traveling through mecklenburg-vorpommern.
- The closure of the A20 highway near Grevesmühlen was due to an animal, a wild boar, managing to breach the wildlife fence and enter the road, as reported by both the highway company and NDR.
- The closure of the A20 highway in Northwest Mecklenburg resulted in traffic being diverted to alternative routes, causing delays and inconvenience for motorists in the region.
- Despite efforts from the fire department using a drone to locate the wild boar in the thicket, a hunter was ultimately called in to deal with the animal, which was subsequently shot.
- The wild boar incident on the A20 highway in Northwest Mecklenburg echoes a similar occurrence in other regions of Germany, highlighting the need for effective wildlife management and traffic safety measures in rural areas.
Source: www.stern.de
