North Rhine-Westphalia
Bus crash in Tönisvorst injures 13 people
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In a bus accident in Tönisvorst, North Rhine-Westphalia, the 44-year-old driver was critically injured. All twelve passengers suffered injuries, including five minors. The bus veered off the road for an unclear reason and crashed head-on into a tree.
Two weeks after the million-euro break-in at a Sparkasse branch in Gelsenkirchen-Buer, where thieves drilled into the vault and looted nearly all 3,250 safe deposit boxes, NRW Interior Minister Herbert Reul (CDU) suggests possible insider assistance due to suspicious details. Sparkasse CEO Michael Klotz defends the bank's security measures, calling it a victim, as damage estimates rise to triple-digit millions.
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The Rahmedetalbrücke on the A45 near Lüdenscheid has been reopened to traffic after more than four years of closure. Chancellor Friedrich Merz views it as a positive signal for Germany's entire infrastructure. The bridge symbolizes the challenges in renovating dilapidated structures.