17-Year-Old Dies in Collision Involving Truck and Two Cars on Highway 6 Near Kiryat Gat
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
A 17-year-old died and a 27-year-old was moderately injured in a truck and car collision on Highway 6 near Kiryat Gat. Rescue teams performed complex extrication and medical treatment at the scene. Police are investigating the cause.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A 17-year-old boy died in a crash involving a truck and two cars on Highway 6 near Kiryat Gat.
- The accident happened just before midnight in the northbound lane for unknown reasons.
- The victims were trapped and required complex rescue efforts by emergency teams.
- Paramedics provided medical care during extrication; the teenager was pronounced dead at the scene.
- A 27-year-old man was moderately injured and taken to Kaplan Medical Center.
- Police have opened an investigation into the accident's circumstances.
A 17-year-old boy was killed and a 27-year-old man was moderately injured in a traffic accident involving a truck and two private vehicles on Highway 6 near the Kiryat Gat interchange during the night of Tuesday to Wednesday. The crash occurred shortly before midnight in the northbound lane for reasons still under investigation. The impact trapped the victims inside one of the cars, requiring complex rescue operations by emergency teams. Paramedic Roy Hazi and medics Meir Avivi and Gilad Hajbi provided initial medical treatment at the scene while extricating the injured. Despite advanced resuscitation efforts, the teenager was pronounced dead at the scene. The injured man was evacuated by ambulance to Kaplan Medical Center with limb injuries and remains in moderate condition. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the collision.
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