18.02.2021 – 13:24
Inspector of Police Göttingen
Gottingen (ots)
Gleichen, community of Landesstrasse 568
Thursday, February 18, 2021, at 6:10 am and 6:55 pm.
GLEICHEN (jk) – Four people were slightly injured on L 568 in the municipality of Gleichen (Göttingen district) on Thursday morning (02/18/21), in two snow accidents with a total of three vehicles. The total loss amount is still open.
First, around 6:10 a.m., a 33-year-old driver from the Einsfeld district (Thuringia) came to the right on the road, driving in the direction of Rainshaw, probably due to a slippery road. The woman’s opel overturned, hit a tree and then stayed on the roof. As per a miracle, the 33-year-old, according to Friedland Police, suffered only minor injuries in the accident. His car suffered a total financial loss.
When two vehicles collided, three other people were also injured at 6:55 am. According to available information, a 24-year-old BMW from Rosdorf (Göttingen District) first started rolling on a slippery road for an unexplained reason and then the opposite lane. Here the car collided with the van going towards Stockhausen. The 24-year-old BMW driver, his 22-year-old co-driver and the 35-year-old driver of the VW Transporter were slightly injured in the collision. Another prisoner fled in awe.
Please contact:
Inspector of Police Göttingen
Press and public relations
Jasmin Kazet
Otto-han-Straसेe 2
37077 Göttingen
Phone: 0551 / 491-2017
Fax: 0551 / 491-2010
Email: [email protected]
http://www.pi-goe.polizei-nds.de
Original content by: Police Inspection Göttingen, news transmitted by aktuell

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