On Tuesday afternoon at 3:19 p.m., a BMW arrived in the Dresden Seevorstadt. For reasons that are still unclear, the car left the road, grazed a railing, drove through a bush, and finally came to a stop in the window of a sanitary room at the 16th elementary school “Josephine.” The driver appeared to have lost control of the car, causing it to crash into the building.
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The Fire department reported that the car protruded about one meter through the window into the toilet. Inside the BMW were two women (22, 33) and a three-month-old baby. Luckily, all passengers only sustained slight injuries and were taken to the hospital for medical treatment. At the time of the accident, no students or teachers were in the toilet, and after-school care was able to continue as normal.
The police are investigating the cause of the accident
