Seven-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured After Bus Strikes Him in Bnei Brak
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
A seven-year-old boy was critically injured in Bnei Brak after being hit by a bus while riding an electric scooter. He was taken to the hospital for surgery. Separately, two sisters were injured in another traffic accident in the same city.
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- A seven-year-old boy was critically injured by a bus in Bnei Brak.
- The boy was riding an electric scooter when the accident occurred.
- He was taken to Rabin Medical Center-Beilinson Campus and underwent surgery.
- In a separate incident, two sisters were injured in another traffic accident.
- The younger sister is in moderate condition, the older in mild condition.
A seven-year-old boy was seriously injured on Tuesday afternoon after being struck by a bus while riding an electric scooter on Yigal Allon Street in Bnei Brak. Emergency medical teams provided initial treatment at the scene and evacuated him to the hospital in moderate condition. Senior medic Emanuel Adler of Hatzala reported finding the boy with severe, multi-system injuries after the collision. He was stabilized and transported by an intensive care unit to the trauma room at Rabin Medical Center-Beilinson Campus in Petah Tikva. United Hatzalah medics Yaakov Malka, Nahorai Calfoun, and Avishai Zaltzman, who arrived first, stated that the boy suffered multi-system injuries and was in serious condition upon evacuation. The family is requesting public prayers for the recovery of the child, Aharon Yehuda Leib ben Miriam Tzarla, who was rushed to surgery to save his life.
In a separate incident earlier the same day in Bnei Brak, two sisters, aged seven and two, were injured in an accident on Rabbi Shach Street. Emergency services treated them at the scene for head and limb injuries sustained in a collision involving a private vehicle. The younger child was evacuated to Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv in moderate condition, while her older sister was in mild condition.
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