This tweet caused a stir: Under the hashtag #diemeistenUnfällepassierenimHaushalt, "Tagesschau" presenter Franz Fischlin thanked his colleagues Andrea Vetsch and Cornelia Boesch on Friday for stepping in at short notice. Fischlin had a "minor household accident". He was confident that he would be back on the road quickly ( persoenlich.com reported ). Just two days later, after the Sunday edition, one could get the impression that Fischlin had possibly made a mountain out of a molehill.
The media cannot be blamed: It is india rcs data understandable that the tweet was picked up by many online portals. Blick, 20 Minuten, Tages-Anzeiger, Bluewin, Nau.ch, Schweizer Illustrierte - they all reported on Fischlin's accident. But what happened? Fell off a chair and broke his leg? Cut his finger and almost bled to death? It can't have been all that tragic, after all "Mister Tagesschau" kept tweeting. His response on the social network: "Luckily nothing serious. I'll only be out of action for a few days." But that's all we learned.
"Out of action for a few days"? That seems a bit exaggerated. As mentioned, Fischlin presented the main edition of the "Tagesschau" on Sunday evening with his usual confidence. Blick described this as a "mini break" . The consequences of the household accident were only vaguely visible under the make-up: the 57-year-old had a scratch on his forehead. Of course, every viewer understands if he didn't want to appear in front of the camera with a plaster on his forehead on Friday immediately after the mishap. But why this storm?