A passenger of a city bus in Gdańsk lost her leg after being hit by the bus while disembarking, prompting the local police to seek witnesses of the incident.
On February 11, a horrifying accident occurred on Stryjewskiego Street in Gdańsk at around 9 AM at the Stogi bus stop. According to the statement from the Gdańsk City Police, a bus driver ran over a passenger who was exiting the bus. The incident resulted in the amputation of the passenger's leg, highlighting the serious dangers associated with disembarking from public transportation.
In the aftermath, more than a month later, the police are actively searching for direct witnesses to the incident. The Gdańsk Police's Department for Traffic Crimes and Offences is investigating the matter, emphasizing the importance of eyewitness accounts for a thorough understanding of the incident. The authorities are calling on individuals who have information regarding the events that transpired to come forward and assist with the investigation.
This incident raises critical concerns about pedestrian safety and the responsibilities of public transport operators in ensuring passenger safety during embarkation and disembarkation. The police's appeal for witnesses underlines the need for public accountability and the community's role in enhancing transport safety protocols in Gdańsk.
