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Mother and Two Children Injured in Ramat Gan Three-Wheeler Accident

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A mother and her two young children were injured when their three-wheeled motorcycle overturned in Ramat Gan. They received initial treatment at the scene and were transported to Ichilov Hospital.

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  • Mother and two children injured in Ramat Gan accident.
  • Three-wheeled motorcycle overturned, causing head and limb injuries.
  • Mother in moderate condition, children in light condition.
  • Victims evacuated to Ichilov Hospital after on-scene treatment.

Emergency medical teams from the United Hatzalah organization responded to a self-inflicted accident on Moshe Sharett Street in Ramat Gan, where a mother and her two children overturned while riding a three-wheeled motorcycle. Moshe Ben Shabbat, a paramedic with United Hatzalah's front-line unit, reported that the injured sustained head and limb injuries from the rollover.

After receiving initial medical treatment at the scene, the three were evacuated to Ichilov Hospital for further care. The mother, 46, is in moderate condition, while her children, aged 5 and 8, were evacuated in light condition.

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