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Reservist Soldier Awarded NIS 30,000 After Being Forced Off Jerusalem Bus
A reservist soldier received 30,000 shekels in a settlement with Egged after being forced off a bus in Jerusalem on Memorial Day. The incident occurred when the driver stated the bus was for Haredi female students only.
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What happened
- 01Reservist soldier awarded 30,000 shekels by Egged after being removed from a Jerusalem bus.
- 02The soldier was told the bus was exclusively for Haredi female students on Memorial Day.
- 03Egged acknowledged the incident was serious and contrary to its policies.
- 04Passengers may be entitled to compensation for discrimination, injuries, or service failures.
- 05Compensation amounts vary widely based on proven damages and specific circumstances.
This case brings to light passenger rights, with examples of compensation for discrimination, injuries, and service failures. Passengers are advised to document incidents thoroughly to pursue claims for damages, which vary based on circumstances.
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- Right1
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