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Elderly Woman Critically Injured After Being Hit by Truck in Ashkelon

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An approximately 70-year-old woman was critically injured after being hit by a truck in Ashkelon, Israel. Paramedics treated her at the scene and transported her to Barzilai Hospital. She sustained multiple injuries and is in serious condition. The cause of the accident is being investigated.

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  • An elderly woman was critically injured after a truck struck her in Ashkelon.
  • The woman, around 70 years old, sustained multiple injuries.
  • She was transported to Barzilai Hospital in serious condition.
  • The circumstances of the incident are under investigation.

An elderly woman, approximately 70 years old, was struck by a truck on David Ben-Gurion Boulevard in Ashkelon. Emergency medical services (MADA) responded to the scene, provided initial treatment, and transported the woman to Barzilai Hospital. Her condition is reported as serious, with multiple injuries sustained in the incident. The circumstances surrounding the accident are currently under investigation.

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