A 65-year-old resident of Haifa went for a walk with his dog and was attacked by wild boars, until he needed medical treatment
From the Eyal Roi law office, they submitted an application for the insurance and demanded the correction of the default from which the pigs broke out.
C, a 65-year-old healthy and independent resident of Haifa, was attacked by wild pigs and injured, when he went for a walk with his dog on Bar Rav Street in David Island in the city. It was in the afternoon last July, while he was walking on the sidewalk of the street in the section next to the Wadi Lotem grove. A number of pigs came out of the woods towards the sidewalk and started running towards him and his dog, trying to attack him, according to him. Ch started running trying to escape them, but at some point they ran into him and knocked him to the sidewalk.
In the letter that Attorney Eyal sent to the Haifa municipality, he stated that the attack was made possible due to the fact that the section of the fence that the municipality installed on the spot in order to demarcate the area between the wadi area and the street sidewalk, was in such a way that it left an opening and allowed the pigs from the wadi to enter the public sidewalk.
Following the attack, Ch needed medical treatment, suffering from bruises on his body, hands, back, knees and shoulder. The letter also states that they consider the Haifa municipality and those at its head to be responsible for the attack and the damages caused to the victim, due to negligence in not installing a continuous fence at the scene of the accident and their omissions in regards to the plague of pigs that has plagued the city for a long time.
Attorney Eyal demands that the municipality complete the missing section of the fence, in order to prevent the continued intrusion of pigs, as well as transfer to him the insurance details of the municipality of Haifa - third party liability insurance, as of the time of the accident.
Attorney Roi Eyal told Lahi Fe - The News Corporation:
This is a difficult and unfortunate case. With all due respect to nature And for the wild animals - the blood of the residents of Haifa is not in vain. The municipality must take responsibility and act with all the means at its disposal to prevent the recurrence of such cases. It is not possible that residents of a city in Israel will have to face such a risk. We consider the Haifa Municipality to be responsible for the serious assault and damage caused to our client. Where there is proximity between a forest and an urban road, which is a crossing point for pigs, all the necessary elements must be installed to prevent a dangerous encounter as happened in this case. We will sue the municipality.
"According to him".
Was there a witness who could confirm the things? Until now, in every case where it is claimed that pigs attacked, it turns out that it was people who were scared by pigs and therefore when they saw a pig, they started to run away and fell. Most likely, here too, this is a person who just fell and is trying to extort money from the municipality. The only culprits are those who instill fear of our pig neighbors, instead of teaching how to live together with them.
The pigs were here before us and will stay here. Those who want to live in Haifa must learn to live alongside their pig neighbors.
Noa you are really sealed
. . . Every word is unnecessary. . .
They did not attack but ran into him. They must have run towards a place where there is food, he got scared and started running. There is a situation where even from panic he fell and they did not encounter him at all.
Every article about attacking a pig turns out not to be an attack at all.
Let them sue the mayor and all the members of the city administration and the council as idlers
This week a pig entered the private garden - I don't know how it got in. Because there is a closed gate, and it caused a lot of damage. He knocked down a low wall and now it's hard to walk on some of the steps because the way is blocked by stones. Who to contact? Who will pay for damage and repair?
excellent It's time to sue the municipality for this crime and tragedy. Enough with these pigs. They must be removed from Haifa quickly. Good luck to the plaintiff and I hope this will be a precedent that will stop this problem once and for all.