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Ongoing Story· Day 36

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Cyclist Injured in Holon Collision

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A man in his 30s was moderately injured in Holon on Tuesday when his electric bicycle was hit by a car. Emergency services treated him at the scene for a head injury before transporting him to Wolfson Medical Center. The collision took place on Chaim Weizmann Street.

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  • A man in his 30s was moderately injured in a collision involving an electric bicycle and a car in Holon.
  • The incident occurred on Chaim Weizmann Street on Tuesday morning.
  • The cyclist sustained a head injury and was taken to Wolfson Medical Center.
  • Magen David Adom emergency services responded and provided treatment.
Cyclist Injured in Holon Collision
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A man in his 30s was moderately injured after being struck by a vehicle while riding an electric bicycle in Holon on Tuesday morning. The incident occurred on Chaim Weizmann Street at approximately 11:06 AM. Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency medical services responded to the scene, providing initial treatment. The injured cyclist, who sustained a head injury, was transported to Wolfson Medical Center for further care.

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