Toddler Falls From Height in Bnei Brak, Hospitalized in Moderate Condition

Emergency responders and Magen David Adom paramedics were called to Rabbi Shach Street in Bnei Brak on Friday following a report of a toddler falling from a height. The child, approximately two years old, sustained a head injury and was evacuated in moderate condition to Schneider Children's Medical Center in Petah Tikva.

Upon arrival at the scene, emergency personnel found the toddler in a state of clouded consciousness. The fall was reported to be from a height of about one meter. Medics provided initial medical treatment at the scene before transporting the child to the hospital for further care.

"When we arrived at the scene with ambulances from Hatzalah and MDA, we found a toddler about two years old who was in clouded consciousness and suffering from a head injury after falling from a height of about a meter," said Hatzalah chairman Oshi Shlomoivitz and medics Menachem Singer and Meir Azulai. "Together with MDA paramedics, we provided her with initial medical treatment, and evacuated her in moderate condition for further treatment at Schneider Hospital in Petah Tikva."

Rabbi Shach Street in Bnei Brak has recently been the site of several emergency incidents. A few days prior, two Haredi sisters were injured in a road accident on the same street, sustaining head and limb injuries after being struck by a private vehicle.