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Ongoing Story· Day 41

Pedestrian Hit by Vehicle in Ashdod, Hospitalized in Moderate Condition

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Car Crashes Into Ashdod Store, Injuring Driver and Two Others

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A 71-year-old man crashed his car into an AutoDepot store in Ashdod on October 11, sustaining minor injuries. Two other individuals were treated for shock at the scene. Emergency services responded quickly, providing medical aid and transporting the driver to the hospital. The incident occurred at the Star Center mall and involved a Mitsubishi vehicle that breached the store's entrance.

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  • A 71-year-old man drove his car into an AutoDepot store in Ashdod on October 11.
  • The driver sustained minor injuries and was transported to Assuta Hospital.
  • Two other individuals were treated for shock at the scene by MDA.
  • Paramedic Yaakov Haberfeld described the incident as exceptional and rare.
  • The car, a Mitsubishi, broke through the store's entrance and into the sales floor.
Car Crashes Into Ashdod Store, Injuring Driver and Two Others
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A 71-year-old man drove his Mitsubishi car into an AutoDepot store at the Star Center mall in Ashdod on Sunday, October 11. The driver sustained minor injuries and was taken to Assuta Hospital. Emergency medical services, Magen David Adom (MDA), treated two other individuals at the scene who were in shock but did not require hospitalization. The incident was reported to MDA dispatchers in the Lachish region at 1:09 PM. Paramedic Yaakov Haberfeld, who was the first to arrive, stated that the driver was conscious and on his feet when found. Haberfeld described the event as exceptional and rare, noting it could have had a more tragic outcome.

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