Dozens Stranded in Haifa Cable Cars After Technical Fault
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Dozens of people are stranded in Haifa's cable cars for over two hours after a technical fault shut down the upper section. The incident happened just two days after maintenance work concluded. Fire and rescue teams are preparing for a complex rescue operation if the system cannot be restarted.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Dozens of passengers are stranded in Haifa's cable cars for over two hours.
- A technical fault has shut down the upper section of the cable car system.
- The incident occurred two days after the cable cars completed maintenance.
- Fire and rescue services are preparing for a complex extraction operation.
- The lower section of the cable car system has resumed operation.
Dozens of passengers have been stranded for over two hours in Haifa's cable car system due to a technical malfunction. The incident occurred just two days after the cable cars resumed operation following maintenance work. While the lower section of the cable car system has been reactivated, the upper section remains shut down, leaving passengers suspended in the air. Fire and rescue services, including the "Lehava" unit, are preparing for a complex rescue operation. The passengers have been stuck at a significant height for an extended period. Authorities are assessing the situation and preparing for the possibility of a complicated extraction if the upper section cannot be restarted.
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