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Israeli Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash in Thailand

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Israeli Citizen Dies in Motorcycle Accident in Thailand

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An Israeli citizen was killed in a motorcycle accident in Thailand, the Foreign Ministry announced Sunday. Israeli consular officials are assisting the family with repatriation and burial arrangements. Separately, the body of Ami Yogev, an Israeli who went missing while hiking in Greece, was found earlier this month after an extensive search.

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  • An Israeli citizen died in a motorcycle accident in Thailand.
  • Israel's Foreign Ministry is assisting the family with repatriation.
  • The body of missing hiker Ami Yogev was found in Greece.
  • Yogev was on his first solo trek and lacked travel insurance.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Sunday that an Israeli citizen has died in a motorcycle accident in Thailand. Israel's consul in Bangkok and the department for Israelis Abroad at the Foreign Ministry are providing support to the family during this difficult time. They are coordinating with relevant authorities in Thailand and Israel to complete the necessary procedures and repatriate the deceased for burial in Israel as soon as possible.

Earlier this month, the body of missing Israeli Ami Yogev was found after weeks of searching. Yogev had disappeared while climbing Mount Olympus in Greece. According to his family, he began his ascent from the Prionia parking area on the E4 trail. His last contact was a photo sent to his mother, reportedly taken after the second stop on the trail. His mother, Shosh Debi, stated before his discovery that her son was on his first trek, alone, and had not purchased travel insurance.

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