Major Highway 6 Crash Injures 18 in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from Channel 9 by baba
A multi-vehicle accident involving eight cars on Highway 6 in northern Israel on September 29 resulted in 18 people sustaining minor injuries. The crash caused significant traffic disruptions, leading to the temporary closure of the highway.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eight vehicles crashed on Highway 6 in northern Israel.
- Eighteen people sustained minor injuries in the accident.
- The crash occurred on Tuesday, September 29.
- Traffic was severely disrupted, with lanes closed and reopened.
- Emergency services and police responded to the scene.
Eight vehicles collided on Tuesday morning, September 29, on Highway 6 in northern Israel, between the Iron and Ein Tut interchanges, heading north. The Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service reported that 18 people sustained light injuries in the incident. The emergency call was received at 9:42 AM by MDA's Gilboa regional dispatch. Paramedics and approximately ten ambulances responded to the scene. They provided initial treatment to the injured. Ten individuals were transported to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in Hadera, while the other eight, also with minor injuries, received on-site treatment before being evacuated from the crash site. Traffic police and investigators from the Menashe district, responsible for accident investigations, were also present. The highway was initially completely closed to northbound traffic following the crash. Later, police announced the reopening of two of the three lanes, with traffic gradually resuming. However, significant traffic jams persisted in the area. Police officers remained on site to direct traffic, urging drivers to be patient, follow instructions, and use alternative routes if possible.
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