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Now 14Health

Toddler Dies After Falling Four Stories in Kiryat Yam

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

A two-year-old child died in Kiryat Yam after falling four stories. Despite resuscitation efforts by paramedics and intensive medical treatment at Rambam Medical Center, the toddler's death was pronounced.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A two-year-old toddler died after a four-story fall.
  • The incident occurred in Kiryat Yam.
  • Emergency services attempted resuscitation.
  • The child was transported to Rambam Medical Center.
  • Hospital staff were unable to save the child's life.
Toddler Dies After Falling Four Stories in Kiryat Yam
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A two-year-old toddler has died after falling from a height of four stories in the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Yam. Emergency medical services rushed the child to Rambam Medical Center, performing resuscitation efforts en route.

Doctors in the hospital's trauma unit and pediatric intensive care unit fought to save the child's life.

Despite their efforts, medical teams were ultimately forced to pronounce the toddler deceased. The circumstances of the fall are under investigation.

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