Because she was probably traveling too fast, a 33-year-old with two passengers in the car lost control of her car on Monday evening in the Tyrolean Rettenschöss (Kufstein district), took off and flew (!) over a stream. The three people were injured, some seriously, and a 22-year-old is in critical condition in the intensive care unit.
Shortly after 10 p.m., the 33-year-old Romanian was driving her car in the municipality of Rettenschöss on the B172 towards Walchsee. A 34-year-old country woman sat in the passenger seat and a 22-year-old Czech man sat in the back seat. “In a right-hand bend in the area of the 60 km/h limit, the driver left the road, probably due to excessive speed. Due to the high speed, the car took off from the embankment, flew over a stream, then collided head-on with the stream bed opposite and was thrown across the shoulder or the road,” the police say. The passenger is in critical condition. The 33-year-old driver was taken to the trauma room at the Rosenheim Clinic. “She suffered serious injuries to her ribs and pelvis in the accident,” said investigators. The 34-year-old passenger escaped with severe bruises and was taken to the district hospital in Kufstein. After initial treatment, the 22-year-old had to be taken to the clinic in Innsbruck by an emergency helicopter. “He is in critical condition and is receiving intensive care,” emphasizes the executive. Search for a possible fourth person Since the police initially assumed that there was another, supposedly fourth person in the car, the nearby area was searched by emergency services from the fire department A service dog from the police service dog inspection and a drone flight with a thermal imaging camera. “It was ultimately confirmed that there were only three people in the car,” said the officials.
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