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Youngster Crashes Into Underground Gleise in Vienna – friends...

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The 17-year-old fell on a parapet on the subway and was seriously injured.

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The 17-year-old fell on a parapet on the subway and was seriously injured.

·Vienna, Austria
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Shocking scenes took place on Thursday evening in the course of a rescue operation on the tracks of the Vienna U6. After a 17-year-old had fallen from a bridge to the track bed on the Jägerstraße before, rescue and police helpers were scolded and threatened by two other young people. They also tried several times to disturb the care of the young victim.

·Vienna, Austria
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A 17-year-old fell on Thursday evening in Vienna-Brigittenau from a bridge to the underground street below. Two other young people also jumped into the track bed and were provisionally arrested.

A 17-year-old had been seriously injured in a crash on the tracks of the Vienna subway. During the rescue operation, two other young people jumped into the track bed and were said to have disturbed the forces during their work. VIENNA/BRIGITTENAU. At 9 p.m. on Thursday, the police were called to a relief operation in the area of the underground station Jägerstraße. According to witnesses, a 17-year-old had climbed over the balustrade of a bridge…

Thursday evening, at around 9 p.m. on September 17, 2026, the police were called to the Jägerstraße underground station in Vienna-Brigittenau, where a youth had fallen on the tracks.

In the underground station Jägerstraße in the Brigittenau, a young person climbed over the balustrade of a bridge yesterday, crashed and fell on a subway lane. During the operation, young people threatened the rescue forces, the police informed on Friday.

·Vienna, Austria
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ORF.at News broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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