3 Severely Injured in Labbeck Campsite Accident; Firefighters Assist in Rescue
Three people were severely injured in a campsite accident in Labbeck. The Labbeck unit of the Volunteer Fire Department responded, assisting in the transfer of patients to helicopters and illuminating a landing area.
The incident involved two night-capable intensive transport helicopters (ITH) that landed to transport the injured. Two patients were airlifted to specialist clinics in the Ruhr area, while a third was taken to another hospital by ambulance.
The Labbeck unit, with around 16 personnel, was on site until approximately 23:45. They played a crucial role in the operation, assisting in transferring patients and ensuring a safe landing area for the rescue helicopters. Several ambulances and emergency doctor vehicles from the districts of Wesel and Kleve were also involved in the response.
The cause and circumstances of the accident are under investigation by the police. The Volunteer Fire Department of the Municipality of Sonsbeck, led by Lars Rübekeil, handled the rescue operations. For further inquiries, contact Lars Rübekeil at [email protected].
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