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Car Plunges Five Meters Into Jerusalem Backyard, Driver Rescued

Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

A car fell about five meters into a private garden in Jerusalem's Gilo neighborhood on Wednesday. Firefighters rescued the 66-year-old driver, who was taken to the hospital in mild condition.

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  • Car fell five meters into a Jerusalem garden.
  • Sixty-six-year-old driver rescued by firefighters.
  • Driver sustained mild injuries and was hospitalized.

A car fell approximately five meters into a private garden in the Gilo neighborhood of Jerusalem on Wednesday, after rolling down an unspecified incline. Firefighters successfully extricated the 66-year-old female driver from the vehicle. She was then transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in mild condition.

The incident occurred in the afternoon hours after the Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service received a report of a car that had rolled and fallen from a height. Fire and rescue teams from the Jerusalem district were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, they found the car overturned in a private yard.

Incident commander, Reshef Omri Avraham, stated, "Upon arriving at the scene, we observed a private vehicle overturned after it had fallen from a significant height of about five meters into a yard. We acted quickly and carefully to rescue the trapped driver from the vehicle, and thankfully, we rescued her conscious and transferred her for further medical treatment."

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