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Ongoing Story· Day 57

Three-Year-Old Injured in Bicycle Accident in Negev

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10-Year-Old Boy Injured in Serious Car-Bicycle Accident in Netanya

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A 10-year-old boy was moderately injured in Netanya after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle on Alonim Street. Emergency services provided initial treatment at the scene before transporting him to Laniado Hospital. Eyewitnesses reported the incident involved a vehicle and the cyclist, with one bystander observing the boy's injuries potentially affecting his legs.

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  • A 10-year-old boy was moderately injured in a car-bicycle accident in Netanya.
  • The incident occurred on Alonim Street when the boy was riding his bicycle.
  • Eyewitnesses reported the boy was struck by a vehicle.
  • Emergency medical teams provided initial treatment at the scene.
  • The boy was transported to Laniado Hospital for further care.

A 10-year-old boy sustained moderate injuries in a road accident in Netanya on Tuesday. The incident occurred on Alonim Street when the child was riding his bicycle and was reportedly struck by a vehicle, according to eyewitness accounts. Emergency medical teams from United Hatzalah responded to the scene, providing initial treatment. The boy was then transported to Laniado Hospital for further medical care, with his condition described as moderate. Paramedics who treated the child at the scene confirmed the collision involved a car and a cyclist and that he was taken to the hospital in moderate condition. An eyewitness reported seeing the boy being placed into an ambulance, noting that his upper body appeared fine, suggesting the injuries might be to his legs, though this was a personal observation and not a medical diagnosis. Official details regarding the specific location of the boy's injuries have not yet been released.

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