Ten Injured in Ayalon Highway Crash Between Bus and Minibus
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Ten people were injured in a bus and minibus collision on the Ayalon Highway south on Sunday. The minibus driver, in his 50s, was seriously injured but later improved to moderate condition, while a 17-year-old girl had moderate injuries. Six teenage girls and one adult were admitted to Ichilov Hospital with minor injuries. The crash caused major traffic delays.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Ten people were injured in a bus and minibus crash on the Ayalon Highway.
- The minibus driver, in his 50s, was initially in serious condition but improved.
- A 17-year-old girl sustained moderate injuries in the accident.
- Six teenage girls and one adult were treated for minor injuries at Ichilov Hospital.
- The collision occurred on the Ayalon Highway southbound near the Halacha interchange.
- The accident caused significant traffic congestion in the Tel Aviv area.
Ten people were injured on Sunday morning in a road accident involving a bus and a minibus on the Ayalon Highway southbound, near the Halacha interchange. Among the injured was the minibus driver, a man in his 50s, who was initially in serious condition. A 17-year-old girl sustained moderate injuries, while the rest of the casualties suffered minor wounds. Police traffic officers from the Tel Aviv district responded to the scene, with traffic investigators en route. The incident caused significant traffic congestion in the area.
Ichilov Hospital reported admitting eight of the injured, including six teenage girls and one adult, all in light condition. The minibus driver's condition improved after receiving treatment in the trauma unit, and he is now listed as moderate. The article also briefly mentions two other unrelated traffic fatalities: cyclist Michel Kakon, killed by a police vehicle in Latrun, and a representative of the Czech consulate in Jerusalem.
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