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Construction Worker Dies After Crane Collapse in Ramat Gan

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Crane Collapse Kills Construction Worker in Ramat Gan

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A construction worker in his 30s was killed in Ramat Gan when a truck-mounted crane collapsed on Menachem Begin Street. MADA emergency services responded to the incident on Monday afternoon, finding the man with severe injuries. Resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

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  • A construction worker died in Ramat Gan when a truck-mounted crane collapsed.
  • The incident occurred on Menachem Begin Street near the Diamond Exchange.
  • MADA received the report of the accident at 4:28 PM on Monday.
  • The worker, around 30 years old, sustained severe injuries.
  • Paramedics attempted resuscitation but were unable to save him.

A construction worker, approximately 30 years old, died in Ramat Gan on Monday afternoon when a truck-mounted crane collapsed. The incident occurred on Menachem Begin Street, near the Diamond Exchange district. MADA (Israel's National Emergency Medical, Disaster and Ambulance Service) received a report of the accident at 4:28 PM. Emergency medical personnel arrived to find the man unconscious, without breathing or pulse, and suffering from severe, multiple injuries. Despite resuscitation efforts, paramedics were unable to save him, and his death was pronounced at the scene.

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