Paramedic Saves Infant Choking on Sukkah Decoration in Netivot
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
An eight-month-old baby in Netivot, Israel, choked on a Sukkah decoration on Saturday night. A paramedic from Magen David Adom successfully removed the object, saving the infant's life without the need for hospitalization.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- Infant choked on Sukkah decoration in Netivot.
- Paramedic removed the foreign object, saving the baby.
- The baby's condition stabilized and no hospitalization was needed.
An eight-month-old baby in Netivot was saved on Saturday night after choking on a Sukkah decoration. MDA (Magen David Adom) emergency services received a call at 10:36 PM reporting the incident at a home in the southern city.
Paramedic Uriel Cohen, a senior MDA motorcycle unit responder, arrived quickly at the scene and found the infant with a blue complexion, indicating choking. Cohen immediately began life-saving procedures to remove the foreign object from the baby's throat.
The object, identified as a piece of Sukkah decoration, was successfully removed. Within seconds, the baby's skin color returned to normal, and his condition stabilized. The infant did not require transport to the hospital.
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