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Dozens Rescued From Stranded Cable Cars in Haifa After Three-Hour Operation
Dozens of passengers were rescued from stranded cable car cabins in Haifa after a three-hour operation on Tuesday. Fire and rescue services, including specialized high-altitude teams, extracted passengers from the cabins suspended high above the city.
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What happened
- 01Dozens of passengers were stranded for over three hours in Haifa's cable cars.
- 02A complex rescue operation involving specialized high-altitude teams was launched.
- 03Firefighters worked to extract passengers one by one from the suspended cabins.
- 04The rescue drill simulating this scenario was held just days prior.
- 05The cause of the malfunction remains unclear.
The incident occurred for an unknown reason, and the cause of the malfunction is still under investigation.
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