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Behadrei HaredimSecurity

Ten Injured in Five-Vehicle Collision on Route 444

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Ten people were injured in a five-vehicle collision on Route 444 near Giv'at Koach on Sunday evening. A 4-year-old boy and a 42-year-old man sustained moderate injuries, while eight others were lightly injured. Emergency services treated and evacuated all ten to nearby hospitals for further medical attention.

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  • Ten people were injured in a five-vehicle crash on Route 444.
  • The accident occurred on Sunday evening at the Giv'at Koach junction.
  • A 4-year-old boy and a 42-year-old man suffered moderate injuries.
  • Eight other individuals sustained light injuries.
  • The injured were transported to Beilinson and Sheba hospitals.
Ten Injured in Five-Vehicle Collision on Route 444
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Ten people were injured on Sunday evening in a traffic accident involving five vehicles on Route 444 at the Giv'at Koach junction. Among the injured were a 4-year-old boy with a head injury and a 42-year-old man with limb injuries, both in moderate condition. Eight other individuals sustained light injuries. Magen David Adom reported receiving the initial call about the accident at 6:07 PM. Paramedics and volunteers from Magen David Adom and the Hatzalah organization responded to the scene, providing initial medical treatment. Hatzalah medics described finding multiple injured individuals in varying conditions after the severe collision. Treatment included stopping bleeding, immobilization, and bandaging. All ten injured were evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva and Sheba Medical Center in Tel HaShomer for further care. Hatzalah noted that the eight lightly injured individuals suffered bodily contusions.

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