Dozens Stranded on Haifa Cable Car; Rescue Efforts Underway
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Around 20 people are stranded in a cable car in Haifa, Israel, as rescue efforts continue. The operating company is working to resolve the issue, with fire and rescue teams on standby. The situation is reportedly under control, and a resolution is expected soon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Approximately 20 people are stranded in a Haifa cable car.
- Rescue operations are underway by the operating company.
- Fire and rescue teams are on standby to assist.
- The incident is reportedly under control.
- A resolution is expected soon.
Approximately 20 people remain stranded in a cable car in Haifa, with rescue operations ongoing. David Lauria, Director-General of the Haifa Municipality, stated that the section between Dore and the Hof HaMifratz central station is affected. The operating company is attempting to facilitate the rescue, and Lauria assured that the situation is under control and expected to conclude soon.
If the lower section of the cable car cannot be reactivated within the next 30 minutes, fire and rescue teams are prepared to intervene. These teams are currently on standby at the scene, ready to assist in the evacuation if necessary.
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