Schaffhausen family dies in a crash on their way home from...

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  Zaim K. († 35) was a well-known garage operator from Schaffhausen. He was in the back seat with his two children.

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  Son Flori K. († 12) also did not survive the tragic traffic accident. He was sitting in the back seat with his papa.

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  Zaim’s nephew Bleon K. († 18) was also in the car. He was sitting in the passenger seat.

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  According to information from the “Albinfo.ch” web portal, the Kosovar family comes from the village of Rahovica in Ferizaj.

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  The accident occurred on this section of the route on Lake Constance.

Zaim K. († 35) was a well-known garage operator from Schaffhausen. Flori K. († 12) was his son and Bleon K. († 18) was his brother’s son, i.e. his nephew. All three Schaffhausen residents had a fatal accident on Friday morning on the German B31 motorway in Meersburg. You were sitting in the Audi that skidded shortly before the Swiss border and crashed head-on into a truck.

In the city on the Rhine Falls, the sad news of the death of the three Kosovars quickly got around. “Everyone already knows who has died,” says Zaim’s sister and aunt of the two deceased children to VIEW. Therefore the names may also be published and the pictures shown.

The family has gathered in a row house in Schaffhausen and grieves together in a large circle. New relatives keep joining. “That’s how we do it with us,” says my aunt.

She cannot yet speak properly about the accident. “We don’t have the strength,” said the aunt. “The shock is so deep. It is a terrible event for the whole family. We almost can’t take it. “

The K. family was on their way home from the autumn vacation in Kosovo. Zaim’s wife (35) sat at the wheel of the Audi and her daughter (11) sat in the back seat. Both survived, but injured so badly that their lives were initially in danger. In the meantime, however, they have woken up over the mountain and out of their coma.

“I’m the only one who can speak to my sister-in-law at the moment,” says the aunt to BLICK. “She doesn’t want to hear or see anyone else.” The driver was traumatized by the news of the death of her loved one. The 11-year-old daughter feels the same way. “Everything has been told to her, but she does not want to accept it yet.”