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Ongoing Story· Day 30

Elderly Man Dies After Haifa Vehicle Collision

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Magen David AdomGeneral

Car Crash in Haifa Leaves One Seriously Injured

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Hebrew · Sole source

A two-vehicle collision on Tuvim Street in Haifa on Tuesday night resulted in one woman being hospitalized in serious condition with multiple injuries. A 27-year-old man was also injured and taken to Rambam Hospital, along with two others with minor injuries. Emergency services treated the casualties at the scene.

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  • A serious car crash occurred on Tuvim Street in Haifa on Tuesday night.
  • One woman, approximately 30, is in serious condition with multi-system injuries.
  • A 27-year-old man sustained moderate injuries to his limbs.
  • Two other individuals suffered minor injuries in the collision.
  • Emergency medical services treated and transported the injured to Rambam Hospital.

A car accident involving two vehicles occurred on Tuvim Street in Haifa on Tuesday night at approximately 10:22 PM. Emergency medical services responded to the scene, providing treatment to the injured.

One woman, around 30 years old, sustained severe, multi-system injuries and was transported to Rambam Hospital in critical condition. A 27-year-old man suffered moderate injuries to his limbs and was also taken to the hospital. Two other individuals sustained minor injuries.

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