A large contingent of fire brigades, rescue services and police were deployed in Hallbergmoos when a 25-year-old was thrown under a school bus.
Hallbergmoos
– As the PI Neufahrn reports, a driver (54) on Theresienstrasse wanted to drive past a school bus that was at the bus stop: “She overlooked the 25-year-old who wanted to cross the street between her car and the bus.
The pedestrian was hit by the car and threw himself under the tires of the oncoming school bus, which dragged him a few meters.
He suffered serious injuries, as the press report states: "The fire brigade had to use technical equipment to free him from his unfortunate situation.
The young man was then given first aid and taken to the hospital by the rescue helicopter, which was also alerted.”
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Children did not need care
The children and young people who were on the school bus were taken to school on a replacement bus after it was determined that they did not need care after the incident.
Theresienstrasse was temporarily completely closed between Ottostrasse and Leopoldstrasse.
In addition to two patrol crews from the Neufahrn police, 50 people from the Hallbergmoos, Goldach, Mintraching and Neufahrn fire brigades were involved in the operation.
On the part of the rescue service, an emergency doctor, the helicopter and three ambulances were on site.
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