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Six-Year-Old Injured After Falling From Bunk Bed in Bnei Brak

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A six-year-old boy in Bnei Brak was moderately injured after falling from a bunk bed in his home. He received initial medical treatment at the scene and was transported to Schneider Children's Medical Center.

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  • A six-year-old boy fell from a bunk bed in Bnei Brak.
  • He sustained moderate injuries to his head and upper body.
  • United Hatzalah paramedics treated the boy at his home.
  • The child was taken to Schneider Children's Medical Center.

A six-year-old boy sustained moderate injuries after falling from a bunk bed in his home in Bnei Brak on Tuesday. Medical teams from the United Hatzalah organization responded to the apartment on Beit Yosef Street following a report of the incident.

Paramedics provided initial medical treatment to the child, who reportedly fell from the upper bunk and hit his head and upper body. According to family members, the boy stumbled and fell from the bed.

Following initial treatment at the scene, the boy was transported by a United Hatzalah ambulance to Schneider Children's Medical Center for further care. His condition is currently classified as moderate.

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