Accident not reported
Major operation due to discovery of crashed vehicle
A case in the Kitzbühel Alps in Tyrol on Monday morning shows that an accident should be reported to the police even in a vast and little-used mountain pasture area. A large-scale operation involving several emergency services was triggered.
On Monday morning, a passer-by reported a vehicle that had crashed from a forest path in the direction of Großdostalm in Hopfgarten im Brixental. Shortly after 10 a.m., the Tyrolean control center alerted the volunteer fire departments from Kelchsau and Hopfgarten as well as the Heli 4 air rescue service from Zillertal and the Hopfgarten mountain rescue service to the scene of the accident at just under 1400 metres above sea level.
Fortunately, the alpine dairyman was uninjured
After the accident vehicle without occupants was finally found by the emergency services, the police were able to ascertain that the driver, a dairyman from Vorarlberg, had left the road the day before and fortunately remained uninjured.
He only wanted to deal with the recovery of the vehicle on Monday, but in the meantime numerous volunteers had already been deployed ...
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