Two workers in Casel spilled under collapsed wall!

Two workers in Casel spilled under collapsed wall!

On Sunday morning there was a dramatic incident on a construction site in Casel, in the Spree-Neiße district. A wall suddenly collapsed during the work and spilled two workers, a 71-year-old man and a 46-year-old woman. They were currently busy repair work on the wall when the accident happened. maz-online.de reports that the fire brigade and the emergency services include two Rescue helicopter quickly hurried to the site.

The use of the rescue helicopters is emphasized in such critical locations, as well as [tag24.de] (https://www.tag24.de/justiz/polpoli/hubaufer deployment). Here they not only offer quick help, they are also indispensable in order to be able to react quickly in areas that are difficult to access. In Casel, however, the prompt help came in time; The fire brigade was able to recover the spilled workers quickly and at the same time take care of the security situation at the scene of the accident.

rescue and medical care

After the guaranteed recovery, those affected initially received medical care on site. They were then transported to Cottbus and Dresden in clinics. A total of 47 helpers, including emergency services from the Drebkau volunteer fire brigade and Cottbus, were involved in the emergency campaign. This coordinated and quick reaction shows how important well -trained specialists are in critical situations.

cause of the accident and security on construction sites

The police immediately started investigations into the exact cause of the accident. However, such incidents are alarming and are part of a major problem: According to Robert Feiger, the Federal Chairman of IG Bau, the accident on construction sites in Germany is still worrying. In 2022, 74 fatal injuries were registered among construction workers, and countless other accidents remain unmistakable. [Baumetall.de] (https://www.baumetall.de/betrieb/unfaelle-auf-bauste-Alarming- Unachapen-AM-Bau) emphasizes that smaller companies in particular often do not adhere to the required safety standards.

FIGER therefore demands that security and health protection must be taken seriously in the work environment. The enormous cost and time pressure must not lead to neglect of occupational safety. Many of the most serious accidents are due to a lack of safety precautions or inadequate training, which should be addressed urgently.