Four Injured in Severe Head-On Collision in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Four people were injured in a serious head-on collision between two cars on Route 65 in northern Israel on Friday evening. Two young men and a young woman sustained severe injuries, while a woman in her 60s was moderately injured. Firefighters rescued four trapped individuals, who were then treated by Magen David Adom paramedics and transported to local hospitals.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Four people were injured in a severe head-on collision on Route 65 in northern Israel.
- Two young men and a young woman suffered serious, multi-system injuries.
- A woman in her 60s sustained moderate injuries, including an abdominal injury.
- Firefighters rescued four trapped individuals from the two damaged vehicles.
- The injured were treated by paramedics and evacuated to HaEmek Hospital and Galilee Medical Center.
Four people were injured Friday evening in a severe head-on collision between two private vehicles on Route 65, near the Kfar Tavor junction in northern Israel. Two young men in their early 20s and a young woman around 18 years old sustained serious, multi-system injuries. A woman in her 60s suffered moderate injuries, including an abdominal injury.
The Magen David Adom emergency medical service received a report of the accident at 8:02 PM. Three fire and rescue teams from the Tiberias district were dispatched to the scene. Firefighters worked to extricate four trapped individuals, two from each vehicle. After the rescue operations were completed, the injured were transferred to Magen David Adom teams.
Paramedics provided initial medical treatment and evacuated the injured to HaEmek Hospital and the Galilee Medical Center (Poriya). Meir Elbaz, the incident commander for the Fire and Rescue Services, described the scene as "difficult" and confirmed that firefighters rescued two trapped individuals from each car. Ahsan Shibli, a Magen David Adom emergency medical technician, stated it was a "very severe car accident" with significant damage to the front of both vehicles. All victims were conscious and suffered multiple injuries. Paramedics administered life-saving treatment, including stopping bleeding, bandaging, and administering medication, before transporting them to hospitals in intensive care units.
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