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Pedestrian Critically Injured After Motorcycle Collision Near Rosh HaAyin

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Motorcyclist and Pedestrian Critically Injured in Rosh Ha'ayin Road Accident

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A motorcyclist hit a pedestrian near Rosh Ha'ayin on Highway 444, causing critical injuries to both. The 60-year-old pedestrian and 30-year-old motorcyclist were hospitalized in Petah Tikva. The pedestrian is on a ventilator, while the motorcyclist has severe head and limb injuries. Police are investigating the incident.

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  • A motorcyclist and pedestrian were critically injured in an accident on Highway 444 near Rosh Ha'ayin.
  • The pedestrian, around 60 years old, suffered multiple injuries and is on life support.
  • The 30-year-old motorcyclist sustained severe head and limb injuries.
  • Both injured individuals were transported to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva.
  • The Traffic Police are investigating the cause of the collision.

A motorcyclist struck a pedestrian near the Rosh Ha'ayin Tzafon train station on Highway 444, resulting in severe injuries for both individuals. Emergency services from Magen David Adom transported the injured parties to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva. The pedestrian, approximately 60 years old, sustained multiple injuries and is currently sedated and on a ventilator. The 30-year-old motorcyclist suffered serious head and limb injuries. The Traffic Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision.

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