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Reality Star Inbar Boblil Rushes Daughter to Hospital After Scooter Accident

By זיו שזוUpdated 1 hour ago
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Israeli businesswoman and content creator Inbar Boblil experienced a frightening incident on Yom Kippur when her daughter, Oriya, was injured in an electric scooter accident. Oriya fell backward off the scooter, sustaining a significant blow to her head and back.

Boblil shared the harrowing experience on Instagram Stories, recounting how her daughter Tmar called in a panic, shouting that Oriya had flipped over and was not moving. This prompted an urgent trip to the hospital, where Oriya underwent CT scans and various tests in the trauma unit.

Fortunately, the injuries were not as severe as initially feared. Doctors determined that only one vertebra in Oriya's neck had shifted slightly, and she sustained bruises. Boblil expressed immense gratitude to God for the outcome, stating her prayers were answered and the injury was not more serious.

Oriya was reportedly still in pain and traumatized but was able to return home early Tuesday morning. She is expected to rest for a few days. Boblil concluded by issuing a strong warning to parents against allowing their children to ride scooters or similar devices, describing the experience as terrifying.

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