Minibus Strikes Pedestrian in Jerusalem, Leaving Her Critically Injured
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
A woman was critically injured in Jerusalem on Tuesday morning when a minibus drove onto a sidewalk and struck her. Emergency services performed resuscitation and transported her to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in severe condition. The incident occurred on Agrippas Street, and responders found the vehicle on the sidewalk near a store.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A woman was critically injured by a minibus on Agrippas Street in Jerusalem.
- The minibus mounted a sidewalk and struck the pedestrian near a store.
- Emergency services performed resuscitation and transported the woman to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.
- The incident was reported to Magen David Adom at 9:05 AM on Tuesday morning.
- The victim is described as being between 30 and 40 years old.
A woman, approximately 30 years old, was critically injured on Tuesday morning after being struck by a minibus that mounted a sidewalk on Agrippas Street in Jerusalem. Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation efforts and transported her to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, where she is being treated for severe, multi-system trauma. The incident was reported to Magen David Adom (MDA) at 9:05 AM. Responders arriving at the scene found the minibus on the sidewalk, near a store entrance, with the unconscious woman lying nearby, without a pulse or breathing. MDA paramedics Meir Gershoni, Yaakov Roitman, and Haki Har Kesef described the scene as a "very serious traffic accident." They initiated advanced resuscitation and bleeding control measures before transporting her urgently to the hospital's trauma unit. Another responder, Hatzalah medic Dudi Shkler, who was en route to a nearby emergency call, observed the incident and assisted in the resuscitation efforts. He stated the victim, described as being around 40 years old, was hit by a shuttle vehicle that collided with a nearby store. She was then evacuated to the hospital in critical condition.
