Haifa Cable Car Resumes Operation After Technical Fault, Passengers Still Stranded
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Haifa's "Carmelit" cable car line 27 partially resumed operation after a technical issue stranded dozens of passengers for over an hour. While the lower section is now working, 16 people are still stuck in the upper part of the system. Rescue operations are underway for those remaining stranded.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Haifa's "Carmelit" cable car line 27 resumed partial operation after a technical fault.
- 16 people remain stranded in the upper section of the cable car system.
- Dozens of passengers were stuck in the air for over an hour due to the malfunction.
- Rescue efforts are ongoing for the stranded passengers.
The lower section of Haifa's "Carmelit" cable car line 27 has resumed service following a technical malfunction that caused dozens of passengers to be stranded in the air for over an hour earlier today. Despite the resumption of the lower section, 16 individuals remain stuck in the upper part of the cable car system.
The incident occurred due to a technical fault, leaving passengers suspended for a significant period. Rescue efforts are ongoing to safely disembark the remaining passengers from the upper section.
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