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Arutz ShevaGeneral

Two Men Die in Severe Negev Road Collision

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Two men in their 30s died in a severe two-vehicle collision on Highway 310 in the Negev on Thursday. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Two men died in a serious road accident in the Negev.
  • The collision involved two vehicles on Highway 310.
  • The victims were both in their 30s.
  • Emergency services pronounced the men dead at the scene.
  • Police are investigating the cause of the crash.

Two men, both around 30 years old, were killed in a serious car accident involving two vehicles on Highway 310 near Giv'ot Bar in the Negev region on Thursday morning. Emergency medical services (Magen David Adom) arrived at the scene and pronounced both men dead. A paramedic described the scene as "horrific," with significant front-end damage to both cars and one vehicle on the median barrier. The victims were found unconscious with no pulse or breathing and sustained severe, multi-system trauma.

Police and traffic accident investigators from the Negev region responded to the scene to manage traffic and are currently investigating the circumstances of the collision.

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