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Arab48Security

Man From Toura Dies After Car Catches Fire in Golan Heights Crash

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Ayman Asim Al-Hayb, a man in his 40s from Toura al-Ghanimya, died after his car caught fire and crashed on Route 92 in the Golan Heights on Tuesday. Emergency services attended the scene, and the road was temporarily closed. The cause of the accident is currently under investigation. Al-Hayb was remembered for his positive community standing.

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  • Ayman Asim Al-Hayb died after his car caught fire in a Golan Heights crash on Tuesday.
  • The accident occurred on Route 92 near Moshav Ramot.
  • Al-Hayb was a resident of Toura al-Ghanimya and was in his 40s.
  • Route 92 was closed to traffic following the incident.
  • The circumstances of the crash are under investigation.
Man From Toura Dies After Car Catches Fire in Golan Heights Crash
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A resident of Toura al-Ghanimya, Ayman Asim Al-Hayb, in his 40s, has died from serious injuries sustained in a car accident on Tuesday on Route 92 near Moshav Ramot in the Golan Heights. His vehicle caught fire while he was driving. Emergency services responded to the incident, and Route 92 was closed to traffic between the Ramot and Yehudit junctions, with drivers advised to avoid the area. The circumstances of the crash are under investigation. Al-Hayb was known in his community for his good character and social relations. He had returned from a vacation abroad approximately two weeks prior to the fatal accident.

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