14 Israelis remain hospitalized in South Korea after bus crash, 18 to return home

A bus with Israeli tourists on board that flipped over on a road in South Korea, April 13, 2023. (Chungbuk Fire Service)
A bus with Israeli tourists on board that flipped over on a road in South Korea, April 13, 2023. (Chungbuk Fire Service)

Three days after a deadly bus crash of Israeli tourists in South Korea, 14 remain hospitalized in the country, with four of them in critical condition, according to the Foreign Ministry.

The ministry says that 18 of those who were lightly injured are expected to be brought back to Israel in the next two days.

The body of Margarita Schwartzberg, who was killed in the crash, is also expected to be flown to Israel in the coming days, the ministry adds.

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