Baby Rescued After Choking on Sukkah Decoration in Netivot
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
An eight-month-old baby in Netivot, Israel, choked on a Sukkah decoration but was saved by paramedics who removed the object. The infant did not need to be taken to the hospital.
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- Baby choked on Sukkah decoration in Netivot.
- Paramedics intervened and removed the object.
- Baby's condition stabilized without hospitalization.
An eight-month-old baby in Netivot was saved on Sunday evening after choking on a piece of Sukkah decoration. The incident occurred at a private residence, and Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics were called to the scene at 10:36 PM. A senior paramedic, Uriel Cohen, arrived quickly and identified the baby's critical condition, noting his blue facial color indicated choking.
Cohen immediately began life-saving procedures to remove the foreign object from the infant's throat. During the treatment, a piece of a Sukkah decoration was expelled from the baby's mouth. Within seconds, the baby's normal skin color returned, and his condition stabilized.
The baby did not require hospitalization. Cohen stated that the situation demanded immediate action and that the quick intervention was crucial for the infant's survival.
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