(Haipo) – A two-vehicle accident occurred today on Highway 672 near Usafia. A 25-year-old woman was moderately injured in the accident, and two other victims were slightly injured. MDA teams arrived at the scene, provided medical treatment, and evacuated the injured to Carmel Medical Center.
Accident between two vehicles on Highway 672
At 17:00 PM, a report was received at the 101 Magen David Adom hotline in the Carmel area about a traffic accident between two vehicles on Highway 672, near Osafia. MDA medics and paramedics were called to the scene of the incident and began medical treatment for the injured. The circumstances of the accident are unknown at this stage, and security and rescue officials were on site to treat the incident.
A 25-year-old woman was evacuated with injuries to her neck and back.
MDA teams provided medical treatment at the scene and evacuated a 25-year-old woman to Carmel Medical Center in moderate condition with injuries to her neck and back. Two additional victims were also evacuated to Carmel Medical Center in mild condition. A total of three people were injured in the accident, with the young woman's condition being classified as moderate and the condition of the two other victims being classified as mild.
From Fire and Rescue it was delivered to Lai Pa:
A short time ago, fire and rescue forces responded after receiving reports at the 102 hotline about a traffic accident between two vehicles on Highway 672 at the entrance to Aspia.
The incident commander, Reshef Shahar Brauner, said:
"We arrived at the scene and identified a head-on accident between two vehicles, in which a person was trapped. The firefighters, accompanied by medical personnel, performed a rescue using hydraulic tools by cutting and removing the passenger door. The trapped person was transferred to medical personnel in moderate condition; another person was in the vehicle with her who did not require rescue and was evacuated from the scene in minor condition. In addition, the driver of the other vehicle was also evacuated, according to medical personnel, in minor condition."