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PanetHealth

Infant Found Unconscious in Acre Hospitalized in Critical Condition

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · 16 newsrooms covering

A two-week-old infant was found unconscious in a home in Acre and is in critical condition undergoing resuscitation at the Galilee Medical Center. Paramedics provided immediate life-saving measures at the scene.

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  • Two-week-old infant found unconscious in Acre home.
  • Infant is in critical condition at Galilee Medical Center.
  • Paramedics performed resuscitation at the scene.
  • The baby was without pulse and breathing.
Infant Found Unconscious in Acre Hospitalized in Critical Condition
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Magen David Adom paramedics responded to a report of a two-week-old infant found unconscious in a home in Acre. The infant was transported by ambulance to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya and is currently in critical condition, undergoing resuscitation efforts. Volunteer doctor Dr. Omri Gurja and paramedic Salem Harika described the situation as "very difficult," noting the baby was without pulse or breathing upon their arrival. They immediately began resuscitation and continued it during the transfer to the hospital.

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