Dozens Stranded in Haifa Cable Cars During Rescue Operation
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Dozens of passengers were stranded in Haifa's cable car system on Thursday evening, suspended high above the ground. Fire and rescue services, including special units and MDA, are conducting complex rescue operations. The Mayor of Haifa is receiving updates and has ordered full municipal support for the rescue efforts. The operating company is also involved in the rescue.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Dozens of passengers were stranded in Haifa's cable cars on Thursday evening.
- Fire and rescue services are conducting complex operations to bring them down.
- Special rescue units and MDA teams are involved in the operation.
- The Mayor of Haifa is overseeing the situation and providing support.
- The cable car operating company is also working on the rescue.
Dozens of passengers were stranded in Haifa's cable car system on Thursday evening, suspended high above the ground. Fire and rescue services were dispatched to the scene and are undertaking complex rescue operations to safely bring the passengers down. The Mayor of Haifa, Yona Yahav, is receiving continuous updates and has instructed all municipal bodies to provide full assistance to the rescue forces. The Director General of the Haifa Municipality, David Luria, arrived at the scene to closely monitor the rescue efforts. Fire and rescue teams, including personnel from the special rescue unit "Lehava," along with Magen David Adom (MDA) teams and the municipal police unit "Oz," are operating in the area. The company operating the cable car system is simultaneously working to rescue the stranded passengers. A command post has been established on-site to manage the incident and coordinate between all emergency forces.
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