The woman killed in a head-on collision in Ashdod on Wednesday afternoon was in advanced pregnancy, according to ynet. The infant girl, delivered by emergency medical teams, is in critical condition.
The woman killed in the head-on collision on Derech Laskov on Wednesday was in advanced pregnancy, and the infant delivered by emergency medical teams is a girl in critical condition, according to ynet.
As The Zioneer reported at 10:28, the crash occurred at 09:54, leaving a 35-year-old woman seriously injured. By the same time, we reported she had died of her wounds. At 13:08, we reported the woman was pregnant and that emergency teams had delivered the fetus, which survived. The current update identifies the infant as a girl and provides her condition.
The incident, on Ashdod's Derech Laskov, involved a head-on collision between two vehicles. Four others sustained light injuries and were evacuated to Assuta Hospital in Ashdod. The circumstances of the crash remain under investigation.
No further details on the infant's injuries or prognosis have been reported.
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