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Now 14Health

Thirteen-Year-Old Girl Critically Injured After Five-Story Fall in Eilat

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A 13-year-old girl is in serious but stable condition after falling five stories in Eilat. Emergency services provided immediate medical care before transporting her to Yoseftal Hospital.

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  • A 13-year-old girl fell five stories in Eilat.
  • She sustained critical, multi-system trauma.
  • Emergency responders provided life-saving treatment.
  • She was transported to Yoseftal Hospital in serious condition.

A 13-year-old girl sustained critical injuries after falling approximately five stories in the southern city of Eilat on Tuesday. Emergency medical responders, including Magen David Adom paramedics, were dispatched to the scene and provided life-saving medical treatment. The girl suffered multi-system trauma and was transported by a mobile intensive care unit to Yoseftal Hospital. She was conscious upon arrival at the hospital, with her condition described as serious but stable.

Ronnie Zabara, an EMT with Magen David Adom's motorcycle unit, described the scene, stating, "When we arrived, we found the girl conscious and suffering from multi-system trauma to her body after falling from a height of about five stories. We provided her with life-saving medical treatment and evacuated her in an MDA mobile intensive care unit to the hospital, her condition serious and stable."

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