Storm tragedy: killing mother-call for donations for family!

Storm tragedy: killing mother-call for donations for family!

A tragedy shakes the Schönwalde community: On June 23, a tragic accident occurred to change the life of Ute Schneider, 55 years old, and forever. Ute was on the way home of a positive assessment interview in her office in Berlin when the storm low swept "Ziros" with hurricane gusts across the area. On the route over the Schönwalder Allee, an uprooted tree fell on her car. A short time later, at 5 p.m., it happened - Ute Schneider could only be recovered dead maz-online.de.

The storm's force was so strong that the German Weather Service had to accuse them of, since no sufficient warning reports were sent into the field. On the day of the accident, the warning apps Nina and Katwarn also remained silent, which raises questions as to whether the population was informed in good time. In the meantime, the weather service reported on wind speeds of up to 108 km/h, as it also describes rbb24.de.

The consequences of the storm

The storm "Ziros" not only brought personal loss. In Berlin and Brandenburg there was a traffic chaos in which S-Bahn traffic was temporarily stopped. Over 500 missions of the fire brigade in Berlin alone, and in Brandenburg, more than 350 missions had to be processed for fallen trees and falling branches. There were injuries, including a cyclist and a driver, who were both seriously injured. Tragically, Ute Schneider was the only fatal to be mentioned in the media. The events also did not remain without consequences for train traffic between Berlin and Hamburg, which was closed for hours, according to the information from steepetterzentrale.de.

Ute Schneider was known in her community for her life -affirming nature and willingness to help. She took care of her family and the neighbors. Her husband Mario Schneider and the two adult children are now facing the challenge without continuing. In order to help the family in this difficult time, a friend of Ute, Carsten Ring, has launched a fundraiser for gofundme. By July 16, 8840 euros have already been raised, which should serve to finance a dignified grave site and to support the family.

The fate of Ute Schneider is not only a personal drama, but also throws a light on the need for better warning mechanisms in the population, especially when extreme weather events such as storms and thunderstorms are imminent. The appeal remains to have your own security systems in mind and to exercise caution when the weather is tense.