Israeli Soldier Trapped in Bus Luggage Compartment in Tiberias Injured and Hospitalized
An Israeli soldier was trapped in the luggage compartment of an Egged bus in central Tiberias last Friday after entering it to retrieve her bag. The compartment door suddenly closed on her leg, and the bus driver, unaware of her presence, continued driving toward the central station. The soldier screamed for help but was initially unheard. After dialing emergency services and banging on the compartment walls, passersby noticed her leg protruding and alerted the driver, who stopped and opened the door. The soldier was rescued suffering from injuries to her leg and head and was taken by ambulance to Poriya Hospital. She described the experience as terrifying and expressed anxiety about what could have happened if the bus had continued moving. Egged issued an apology, stating the incident was unintentional, and confirmed the driver believed she had already exited the bus. The company said the driver stopped immediately upon realizing the situation, helped her out, and later contacted her to check on her condition. Egged wished her a speedy recovery.
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