(haipo) – The third traffic accident this week involving a two-wheeled vehicle occurred on the night between Tuesday and Wednesday (4/6/2025), on Hativat Carmeli Street, in Haifa. A 30-year-old motorcyclist slid under a parked truck and was pronounced dead at Rambam Hospital.
MDA was delivered to Hai Pa News Corporation:
On the night between Tuesday and Wednesday (3-4/6/2025), at 00:06, a report was received at MDA's 101 hotline about a motorcyclist who slipped and was trapped under a parked truck on Carmeli Brigade Street in Haifa. MDA medics and paramedics provided medical treatment and evacuated a 30-year-old man to Rambam Hospital in critical condition with multiple systemic injuries, while performing CPR.
MDA paramedic Niv Ben Baruch said: "We saw the motorcyclist trapped under a parked truck. He was conscious and told us that he slipped while riding and was trapped. During the complex and prolonged rescue operations by the security forces, his condition began to deteriorate and he lost consciousness. We performed medical examinations and realized that he had no pulse and was not breathing. We provided him with life-saving medical treatment, which included strenuous CPR, and evacuated him to the hospital in critical condition."
A rescue organization told Hai Pa News Corporation:
Following a report of a car accident, rescue organization drivers were called to Carmeli Brigade Street in Haifa, and together with MDA medics and paramedics, they performed CPR on a 30-year-old man with multiple systemic injuries. He was evacuated in critical condition while CPR continued to Rambam Hospital in the city.
Paramedic Leiby Preshnowsky reports"When I arrived at the scene of the traffic accident with my rescue ambulance, I found a motorcyclist, a man about 30 years old, unconscious, without a pulse and not breathing, with multiple systemic injuries, under a parked truck, after he slipped there while riding. Together with rescue and MDA medics and paramedics, we performed advanced CPR on him, and he was evacuated while continuing CPR to the trauma room at Rambam Hospital in the city."
Fire and Rescue reported to Hai Pa News Corporation:
Firefighters from the Haifa station rescued a motorcyclist who was trapped under a truck on Carmeli Brigade Street in Haifa. The firefighters evacuated the injured man to medical authorities, who described his condition as serious and transferred him to the hospital for further treatment.
The Rambam Hospital reported to Hai Pa News Corporation:
Update as of 08:30, Unfortunately, the motorcyclist who was rushed to the emergency room at Rambam in the early morning after an accident with a truck arrived while undergoing CPR and was pronounced dead in the emergency room.
If he was fully conscious, he probably had a spinal fracture in his head. The clamps didn't work properly, killing him 100 percent.
These couriers who bring your meal to your door because you are too lazy to prepare it yourself earn minimum wage and fight for their lives on the road to bring you a hot meal.
A little respect for the deceased and his family.
The messenger "who lost his life" you forgot is a man who has a family,
Or human life in Israel is the cheapest thing. Shame on you.
If he's one of those people who makes noise on the road with his car, then he deserves it. May he continue to rage in hell and stop harassing the citizens who hear this traumatic noise.
In the above case, the motorcyclist was driving at speed with a police car following him at speed. However, it was clear that he would skid on the descent.
It's sad that employers force them to travel quickly to catch up with more customers. Workers are under pressure, and this is what happens in the end. And for what? How many cents? It's better to cook at home and stop calling delivery people to come home.. May the deceased rest in peace, Amen.
The motorcycle couriers are rampant.
We must enforce massive enforcement on courier motorcycles. Fine them when they climb onto sidewalks, block traffic, or wander between lanes.
We must eradicate this madness.
…"To carry out a huge enforcement"… Who will do it?… Do you live in Israel?…