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MakanSecurity

Man Dies After Being Run Over During Brawl in Kafr Qara

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Mohammed Suleiman Ghaziil, 42, was killed in Kafr Qara after being run over during a fight. Police are investigating the incident, which has raised the number of violent deaths in the Arab community to 190 this year. Ghaziil was transported to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center with multiple injuries but was in stable condition.

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  • Mohammed Suleiman Ghaziil, 42, died after being run over during a fight in Kafr Qara.
  • Police are investigating the incident in Kafr Qara.
  • The death brings the total number of violent crime victims in the Arab community to 190 this year.
  • Ghaziil sustained multiple injuries and was transported to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center.
Man Dies After Being Run Over During Brawl in Kafr Qara
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Mohammed Suleiman Ghaziil, 42, was killed last night after being run over during a fight in Kafr Qara. Police are investigating the incident, which brings the total number of victims of violence and crime in the Arab community to 190 since the beginning of the year. Emergency medical services arrived at the scene and provided initial treatment to the victim, including stopping bleeding and administering medication, before transporting him by intensive care ambulance to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center. Medical teams reported that the victim sustained multiple injuries throughout his body, but was in stable condition with full consciousness when treated.

MakanArab · Jerusalem

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