Six people were injured, three seriously, in a collision between two vehicles on the A6 motorway near Luxembourg’s border Saturday afternoon.
Luxembourg emergency services responded to a serious two-vehicle collision on the A6 motorway Saturday afternoon that left six people injured. The accident occurred at 3.20pm approximately 100 metres across the border in the direction of Luxembourg.
According to the Grand Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps (CGDIS), three occupants of one vehicle sustained serious injuries, while three people in the second vehicle suffered minor injuries. All injured parties were transported for medical treatment, with rescue helicopters deployed to the scene.
The collision prompted a full closure of the A6 in both directions to facilitate emergency operations. Police partially reopened the Belgium-bound lane by 5pm, while the Luxembourg-bound lane remains closed, causing significant traffic disruptions.
Emergency response teams included paramedics from Luxembourg City, Esch-sur-Alzette, Junglinster, Kahler, Steinfort, and Mamer, supported by an Air Rescue helicopter. Authorities have not yet released information regarding the cause of the accident.