Police Höxter asks: First aider wanted for a fatal accident!

Police Höxter asks: First aider wanted for a fatal accident!

On Tuesday, June 10th, a tragic traffic accident occurred on the B252 between Rheder and Brakel, which took a fatal outcome. The Höxter police are now looking for a previously unknown woman who introduced herself as a paramedic at the scene of the accident and provided first aid. This valuable first aider is urgently asked to report to the investigators in order to obtain information about official measures for victim protection. The Höxter police ask you to report promptly on 05271/962-0 in order to secure your testimony and possibly offer her further support. Questions are also possible through the Höxter district police authority. The address is Bismarckstraße 18 in 37671 Höxter, and the contact can also be reached by phone at 05271-962-1520 or by email to pressestelle.hoexter@polizei.nrw.de. The control center Höxter is available for contacts outside of office hours at 05271 962 1222. Radio Hochstift reports that the search for the first aid is part of the ongoing investigation.

But what happens after a traffic accident? The emotional and physical consequences are often serious. "Where to go with the pain?" Asked many people in the accident. Those who are involved in an accident are entitled to pain and suffering. It is important to prove that the accident was the cause of the injuries. This includes not only doctor's letters, but also police reports, testimony and reports. Costs associated with the injury should also be documented, since these can be asserted in the event of a judicial discussion. Verti gives some helpful steps to be prepared for future legal steps.

First aid: save a life

The meaning of first aid cannot be emphasized enough. In Germany, an average of 8 people die on traffic per day-a frightening number that points out how crucial first aid measures are for the rescue chain. Experts recommend renew the first aid knowledge every five years in a refresher course. Former DRK President Dr. Rudolf Seiter warns that a one -time course is not sufficient: "It is necessary to regularly update the knowledge base." Fernorzrät emphasizes that a simple first aid course that leads to a driver's license even applies for life-nevertheless it is advisable to regularly refresh knowledge.

For all, traffic accidents are often part of our lives, but each of us can make a contribution. Be it through quick action at the scene of the accident or through sound knowledge of first aid measures-it is our responsibility that we have the necessary skills and knowledge to do the right thing in critical moments.