Three Killed in Separate Road Accidents in Central Israel
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Three people were killed and five others injured in two separate car crashes in central Israel on Tuesday evening. A man died near Al-Bireh in a collision between a truck and a car, while a couple in their 30s perished in a two-car crash near Kibbutz Shdei Eliyahu. Police are investigating the causes of both accidents.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Three people died and five were injured in two separate road accidents Tuesday.
- A man was killed near Al-Bireh in a truck-car collision on Route 465.
- A couple in their 30s died in a two-car crash near Kibbutz Shdei Eliyahu.
- One woman sustained moderate injuries and two others were lightly injured in the second crash.
- Police are investigating the circumstances of both fatal accidents.
Two separate road accidents in central Israel on Tuesday evening resulted in three fatalities and several injuries. In the first incident, a man in his 30s was killed when a truck collided with a private car on Route 465 near the Palestinian village of Al-Bireh. Another man sustained moderate injuries, and a third person was lightly injured. Paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene due to severe systemic injuries. The injured were evacuated by the Red Crescent to a hospital. Emergency medical personnel described the scene as a severe collision, finding the deceased with critical injuries inside the car.
Earlier in the evening, a man and a woman, both around 30 years old, died in a collision between two private vehicles on Route 6678 near Kibbutz Shdei Eliyahu. A 25-year-old woman suffered moderate injuries with systemic trauma, and two others were lightly injured. Paramedics confirmed the deaths of the couple at the scene, citing severe injuries. The three injured individuals were transported to HaEmek Medical Center. Police arrived at the scene to direct traffic and investigate the circumstances of the crash. Medical teams at this second scene reported finding a car overturned with the couple inside, unconscious and without vital signs, before confirming their deaths.