One-Year-Old Baby Severely Injured by Car in Tiberias, Motorcycle Rider Also Critically Hurt
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
A one-year-old baby was critically injured after being struck by a car in Tiberias and taken to Poriya Hospital. Earlier, a 50-year-old motorcyclist was also seriously hurt in a car collision in Rishon Lezion and hospitalized in critical condition.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- One-year-old baby hit by car in Tiberias suffers severe head and limb injuries.
- Baby was unconscious and taken to Poriya Hospital by MDA paramedics.
- Earlier, a 50-year-old motorcyclist critically injured in Rishon Lezion car accident.
- Motorcyclist treated on scene and transported to Shamir Medical Center.
- Both victims received life-saving emergency medical care from MDA teams.
A one-year-old baby was seriously injured Sunday evening after being hit by a car in Tiberias. Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics arrived at the scene on Shefa Chaim Street and provided initial medical treatment before transporting the child to Poriya Hospital. The baby was unconscious with head and limb injuries. Paramedics Nasi Levi and Tohar Shaked reported that the infant was in critical condition upon their arrival and received life-saving care.
Earlier in the afternoon, a 50-year-old motorcyclist was critically injured in a collision with a car in Rishon Lezion. MDA medics treated and evacuated him from Mark Moshavitz Street to Shamir Medical Center (Assaf Harofeh) with serious head and limb injuries. Paramedics Idan Pinczewski and Naftali Halberstadt said the motorcyclist was fully conscious but severely hurt when they found him lying on the front of the vehicle. He was given emergency medical care and taken to the hospital in critical condition.
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