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Ongoing Story· Day 54

Motorcyclist Critically Hurt in Tel Aviv Crash

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Motorcyclist Hits Pedestrian in Tel Aviv, Three Injured

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Three people were injured on Rokach Boulevard in Tel Aviv when a motorcyclist hit a pedestrian. The pedestrian, 23, is in serious condition, while the motorcyclist and his passenger have minor injuries. All were taken to Ichilov Hospital, and police are investigating the crash.

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  • Three people were injured in a traffic accident on Rokach Boulevard in Tel Aviv.
  • A motorcyclist struck a pedestrian, with all three individuals sustaining injuries.
  • The pedestrian, a 23-year-old man, is in serious condition.
  • The motorcyclist and his passenger suffered minor injuries.
  • All injured parties were transported to Ichilov Hospital for treatment.
  • The Road Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision.
Motorcyclist Hits Pedestrian in Tel Aviv, Three Injured
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A traffic accident on Rokach Boulevard in Tel Aviv resulted in three people being injured. A motorcyclist struck a pedestrian, and both the motorcyclist and his passenger were also hurt. The pedestrian, a man approximately 23 years old, sustained serious injuries. The motorcyclist and his passenger suffered minor injuries. All three injured individuals were transported to Ichilov Hospital. The Road Police are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.

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