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Ongoing Story· Day 58

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Five Injured in Road Accident Near Ashkelon

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Five people were injured in a traffic accident on Highway 35 near Ashkelon on Wednesday evening. Paramedics treated the injured, including a woman with moderate pelvic injuries and four others with minor injuries, before taking them to Barzilai Hospital. The cause of the accident was not specified.

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  • Five people were injured in a road accident near Ashkelon on Wednesday.
  • A 56-year-old woman sustained moderate pelvic injuries.
  • Four other individuals suffered minor injuries in the crash.
  • The injured were transported to Barzilai Hospital for treatment.
  • The accident occurred on Highway 35 near Barkai.

Five people were injured on Wednesday evening in a traffic accident on Highway 35 near the town of Barkai, close to Ashkelon. Magen David Adom paramedics provided medical treatment to the injured at the scene before transporting them to Barzilai Hospital for further care. Among the injured was a 56-year-old woman who sustained moderate injuries to her pelvis. Four other individuals suffered minor injuries.

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