Two Young Sisters Injured in Bnei Brak Car Accident
Two sisters, aged seven and two, were injured in a car accident on Rabbi Shach Street in Bnei Brak on Tuesday. The girls sustained head and limb injuries after being struck by a private vehicle.
Emergency medical teams from United Hatzalah arrived at the scene and provided initial treatment. According to a spokesperson for United Hatzalah's central district, the accident occurred on Rabbi Shach Street, a main thoroughfare in the city.
Paramedics Menachem Salbutzky, Moti Barzilai, and Avishai Zaltsman treated the injured sisters. They reported that the girls had head and limb injuries from the collision with a private car. After providing initial care, including bandaging and stabilization, the sisters were transported by a mobile intensive care unit to Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv.
The younger sister, aged two, was reported to be in moderate condition, while her seven-year-old sister was in light condition. Both were taken to Ichilov Hospital for further medical treatment.
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