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Crane Truck Overturns Onto Private Home in Caesarea Causing Structural Damage

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A crane truck overturned onto a private home in Caesarea after a stabilizer failure, causing structural damage but no injuries. Firefighters confirmed no casualties and contained an oil leak, while an engineer was summoned to evaluate the building's safety.

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  • A crane truck overturned onto a private home in Caesarea after a stabilizer leg collapsed.
  • The crane leaned on the home's balcony, causing structural damage but no injuries.
  • Firefighters searched the house and confirmed no one was trapped or hurt.
  • Emergency teams contained an oil leak with sand to prevent environmental damage.
  • An engineer was called to assess the building's stability and oversee further action.

A crane truck overturned onto a private residence on HaShemesh Street in Caesarea after one of its stabilizing legs collapsed during work at the site. The crane fell onto its side, leaning against the home's balcony and causing damage to the structure. Firefighters from the Fire and Rescue Services arrived promptly, conducting thorough searches inside the house to ensure no one was injured or trapped. Their inspection confirmed that there were no casualties. Concurrently, emergency teams contained an oil leak caused by the accident using sand to prevent environmental harm. An engineer was called to assess the building's stability and determine the next steps for repairs and safety measures.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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