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Ongoing Story· Day 45

Scooter Rider Suffers Moderate Injuries in Netanya Accident

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HamalSecurity

Man Injured in Tel Aviv Electric Scooter Accident

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Hebrew · Sole source

A 30-year-old man was moderately injured in an electric scooter accident on Zahara Harifay Street in Tel Aviv on Tuesday night. Emergency services treated him at the scene for a head injury before transporting him to Ichilov Hospital. The incident was reported to MDA at 9:45 PM.

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  • A 30-year-old man was moderately injured in Tel Aviv.
  • The man was riding an electric scooter when the accident occurred.
  • He sustained a head injury and was taken to Ichilov Hospital.
  • The incident happened on Zahara Harifay Street on Tuesday night.
Man Injured in Tel Aviv Electric Scooter Accident
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A 30-year-old man sustained moderate injuries in a traffic accident involving an electric scooter in Tel Aviv on Tuesday night. The incident occurred on Zahara Harifay Street. MDA emergency medical personnel responded to the scene and provided initial treatment. The man was then transported to Ichilov Hospital, suffering from a head injury. The accident was reported to MDA's emergency call center at approximately 9:45 PM.

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