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Second Weekend Fatality in Negev: Driver Dies After Crashing into Pole Near Beer Sheva

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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A driver in his 30s died Saturday after crashing into a pole near the Big shopping center in Beer Sheva. Paramedics attempted resuscitation before he was taken to Soroka Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. This is the second traffic fatality in the Negev this weekend.

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  • A driver died Saturday after crashing into a pole near Beer Sheva's Big shopping center.
  • The driver, around 30 years old, was trapped in his vehicle after the collision.
  • Paramedics performed resuscitation efforts before he was transported to Soroka Medical Center.
  • He was pronounced dead at Soroka Medical Center.
  • This is the second traffic fatality in the Negev this weekend.
Second Weekend Fatality in Negev: Driver Dies After Crashing into Pole Near Beer Sheva
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A driver, approximately 30 years old, died after crashing into a pole near the Big shopping center in Beer Sheva on Saturday. The driver became trapped in his vehicle following the collision. Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics performed resuscitation efforts at the scene before transporting the individual to Soroka Medical Center. Doctors at the hospital pronounced the driver dead. This incident marks the second fatality from traffic accidents in the Negev region over the weekend.

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