Pedestrian Killed by Vehicle on Highway 85 in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
A woman, around 40 years old, died Thursday evening after being hit by a car on Highway 85 in northern Israel. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation but declared her dead at the scene. Police traffic accident investigators are looking into the cause of the collision.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A woman approximately 40 years old was killed by a vehicle on Highway 85.
- The fatal incident occurred Thursday evening in the Western Galilee.
- Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation but could not save her life.
- Police are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
A woman, approximately 40 years old, was killed Thursday evening after being struck by a private vehicle on Highway 85, near the Bar-Lev industrial zone in the Western Galilee. Emergency medical teams from Magen David Adom (MDA) arrived at the scene to find the woman unconscious, without a pulse or breathing. They performed advanced resuscitation efforts, but were ultimately forced to declare her dead at the scene.
Paramedic Tom Carmi and MDA Emergency Medical Technician Guy Caspi described the scene as "very difficult." They stated that upon arrival, they found the woman lying on the road, suffering from severe, multi-system trauma. "We immediately began advanced resuscitation efforts including ventilation and administering medication, but unfortunately, her injuries were significant and we could only pronounce her dead," they reported.
Traffic accident investigators from the Asher region command arrived at the location to collect evidence as part of their investigation into the circumstances of the fatal collision. The police are examining the factors that led to the accident.
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