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Al-ShamsSecurity

Two Israelis Seriously Injured in Separate Road Accidents

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Two separate road accidents in Israel resulted in serious injuries and one fatality. A young man suffered severe limb injuries in Shibli and was hospitalized, while an electric bicycle rider died in Holon after colliding with a parked truck. Police are investigating both incidents.

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  • A 25-year-old man was seriously injured in a road accident in Shibli.
  • The injured man was transported to HaEmek Hospital and was conscious.
  • An electric bicycle rider died from injuries sustained in a Holon road accident.
  • The Holon victim collided with a parked truck before midnight.
  • Police are investigating the circumstances of both accidents.

A young man, approximately 25 years old, sustained serious injuries in a road accident in the town of Shibli late last night. Emergency services received a report of the incident at 1:04 AM and provided initial treatment at the scene before transporting him via intensive care ambulance to HaEmek Hospital. The man was conscious despite his severe limb injuries. In a separate incident early Saturday morning, a rider of an electric bicycle died from critical injuries sustained in a road accident on Begin Street in Holon. Police reported that the accident occurred shortly before midnight when the cyclist collided with a parked truck. The rider was taken to Wolfson Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead. Police and accident investigators are examining the circumstances of both incidents.

Al-ShamsArab · Nazareth

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