Paramedics Save Toddler in Bnei Brak From Choking on Sponge
Translated & summarized from Channel 9 by baba
Paramedics in Bnei Brak saved a three-year-old boy who was choking on a piece of sponge. The child was successfully treated and taken to the hospital for observation.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Paramedics saved a choking toddler in Bnei Brak.
- The child choked on a piece of sponge.
- Timely intervention prevented a fatal outcome.
- The boy was taken to the hospital for examination.
Medical teams from Magen David Adom (MDA) successfully rescued a three-year-old boy in Bnei Brak on Tuesday after he choked on a piece of sponge. The boy's parents called MDA, reporting that their child was having difficulty breathing for unknown reasons. A team consisting of paramedics Eitan Englander and Michal Peles, along with medic Yosef Pesach, was dispatched to the scene.
Upon arrival, the medical personnel found the child with a bluish face, on the verge of losing consciousness. The paramedics quickly identified that the cause was an obstruction in the airway. They extracted a piece of sponge from the boy's throat, which he had likely picked up from the floor or bitten off a sponge.
Immediately after the obstruction was removed, the child was able to breathe again, his face regained color, and he returned to a normal state. Although the child was taken to Beilinson Hospital for further examination as a precaution, the medical team stated that the boy was saved from certain death thanks to the timely intervention.
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