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Bus Driver Killed, 20+ Injured in Tractor Collision in Southern Israel

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A bus driver was killed and over 20 passengers were injured in a collision with a tractor on Route 25 in southern Israel on Friday. The bus, carrying girls on a field trip, was severely damaged, trapping some passengers. The injured, including one seriously wounded woman, were taken to two hospitals. Police are investigating the incident.

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  • A bus driver died and over 20 passengers were injured in a collision with a tractor in southern Israel.
  • The accident occurred Friday morning on Route 25 near Shibolim.
  • The bus was transporting a group of girls to a field trip.
  • One woman was seriously injured, another moderately, and 22 others lightly.
  • The injured were taken to Barzilai and Soroka hospitals.
  • Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Bus Driver Killed, 20+ Injured in Tractor Collision in Southern Israel
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