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N12Health

Two-Week-Old Infant Dies in Hospital After Being Found Unresponsive at Home

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Hebrew · 16 newsrooms covering

A two-week-old baby from Acre died at the Galilee Medical Center after being found unresponsive at home. Investigators are looking into possible suffocation and other injuries found on the infant's body.

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  • A two-week-old infant died at the hospital after being found unresponsive at home.
  • The baby reportedly slept in his parents' bed and may have suffocated.
  • Bruises and bleeding were also found on the infant's body.
  • Emergency services performed advanced resuscitation before transport.
  • The circumstances of the infant's death are under investigation.
Two-Week-Old Infant Dies in Hospital After Being Found Unresponsive at Home
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A two-week-old infant from Acre has died at the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya after being found unresponsive at his home on Thursday morning. Emergency services received a call at 8:37 AM and found the baby with no pulse or respiration. Paramedics performed advanced resuscitation efforts and transported him to the hospital in critical condition, where his death was later pronounced.

The infant had reportedly slept in his parents' bed overnight. Investigators are examining the possibility that he suffocated during sleep. Bruises and bleeding were also found on the infant's body, and the circumstances surrounding his death are under investigation.

MDA paramedics and a volunteer doctor who responded to the scene described the incident as "very difficult," detailing their immediate resuscitation efforts, including chest compressions, artificial respiration, and medication administration, before the urgent transport to the hospital.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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