Fatal A9 Accident: Driver's Heart Attack Causes Multi-Vehicle Collision
A fatal traffic accident occurred on the A9 near Berlin on Monday morning, causing significant disruption. A 56-year-old driver from Leipzig suffered a heart attack, leading to a collision involving three vehicles. Tragically, the driver of a VW Tiguan lost their life at the scene.
The accident happened around 10:50 AM between the Lederhose and Hermsdorf South exits. A 56-year-old driver of a VW Tiguan from Leipzig lost consciousness due to a heart attack, causing their vehicle to collide with a Ford S-Max and a 1 Series BMW. The Tiguan came to a halt half on the hard shoulder, with the driver sadly pronounced dead despite immediate first aid and resuscitation attempts. The passengers in the Ford sustained minor injuries, while no other personal injuries were reported. The vehicles suffered an estimated 20,000 euros worth of damage. The Berlin-bound lane was closed for medical assistance and road cleaning until 12:15 PM, causing significant traffic disruption.
The accident involved three cars and resulted in one fatality and minor injuries. The VW Tiguan was deemed no longer roadworthy and had to be towed away. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of regular health checks for drivers. The police officer who coordinated the response at the scene has not been named in available search results.
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