Light Aircraft Crashes Near Kfar Kara, One Injured, Another Trapped
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
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- A light aircraft crashed near Kfar Kara, Israel.
- One person sustained moderate injuries.
- A second person was trapped and undergoing rescue.
- Highway 65 was closed to traffic in the area.
- Emergency services responded to the scene.
A light aircraft crashed in an open area near the village of Kfar Kara, adjacent to Highway 65, on Friday morning and subsequently caught fire. Emergency medical services (Magen David Adom) responded to the scene and are providing treatment to one person who sustained moderate injuries and is conscious. Rescue forces are currently working to extract a second individual who is trapped.
The initial report of the incident was received by MDA in the Sharon region. Shortly after, the fire and rescue services' district operations room in Hof received a report about the aircraft crash. Firefighters from the Hadera station were dispatched to the scene. Initially, it was unclear if there were any trapped or injured individuals, but MDA later confirmed the moderately injured person and the trapped individual.
Police officers from the Iron station were also dispatched and are operating alongside other emergency and rescue personnel. In response to the crash, Highway 65 was closed to traffic in the vicinity of Kfar Kara, and police are directing drivers to alternative routes. Authorities are urging the public to avoid the area and follow police instructions.
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