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Four-Year-Old Boy Dies in ATV Rollover Accident in Northern Israel

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Toddler Dies After Dune Buggy Rollover Near Nahariya

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A four-year-old child died on Wednesday after a dune buggy overturned in a wooded area near Nahariya, northern Israel. The child sustained critical injuries in the accident, which involved a family vehicle. Police are investigating the circumstances of the rollover.

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  • A four-year-old child died from injuries sustained in a dune buggy rollover near Nahariya.
  • The accident occurred in a wooded area close to the northern city of Nahariya.
  • The vehicle was carrying a family, including parents and their children.
  • Paramedics transported the child to the hospital, where death was pronounced.
  • Police and accident investigators are probing the cause of the incident.
Toddler Dies After Dune Buggy Rollover Near Nahariya
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A four-year-old child died on Wednesday from critical injuries sustained when a dune buggy overturned in a wooded area near Kabri, close to the northern city of Nahariya. The vehicle was carrying a family, including parents and their young children, when the accident occurred. Paramedics transported the injured child to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police and traffic accident investigators arrived at the scene to collect evidence and determine the cause of the rollover. The incident is under investigation.

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