Electric Company to pay NIS 170,000 to family of boy who was electrocuted

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: DECEMBER 24, 2007 13:21

The Tel Aviv Magistrates Court on Tuesday ruled that Israel Electric Company must pay NIS 170,000 reparation to the family of a boy who was electrocuted in Herzliya in 1997. According to the ruling, the Electric Company was guilty of negligence in the case of eight-year-old Yochai Gabai, who was electrocuted after climbing an electricity pole.

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