Accident on Hochwurzen
Man died in hospital two weeks after tobogganing accident
Two weeks after a tobogganing accident in Rohrmoos, Styria, a 41-year-old vacation guest from Germany has died in hospital from his serious injuries. The man was on a ski slope that was closed to tobogganing and had crashed into the edge of the slope.
The accident occurred on the evening of February 7th. The 41-year-old German had left a ski hut on the Hochwurzen with four friends at around 9.30 pm. The men had previously consumed alcohol. When they wanted to leave the hut, a toboggan slipped away from them and went downhill, which is why the men tried to catch up with the toboggan.
Suffered life-threatening head injuries
On the ski slope, which they were not actually allowed to use for tobogganing, the 41-year-old crashed into the edge of the slope, which was around 40 centimetres high, and remained lying on the ascent track for ski tourers with life-threatening head injuries.
A female ski tourer discovered the casualty, administered first aid and called the emergency services. The 41-year-old from Baden-Württemberg was flown by rescue helicopter to Salzburg Accident Hospital, where he eventually died two weeks after the accident.
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