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AlarabHealth

Infant Hospitalized After Electric Shock in Negev Town

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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A one-year-old baby girl was taken to Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva after sustaining moderate injuries from an apparent electric shock in her home in Laqya, Negev.

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  • Infant hospitalized after electric shock in Laqya.
  • Baby suffered moderate injuries to her limbs.
  • Incident occurred in the Negev town of Laqya.
  • Emergency services responded and provided initial treatment.

A one-year-old infant was moderately injured after apparently suffering an electric shock inside her home in the Negev town of Laqya on Thursday. Emergency services received a report at 1:49 PM that the infant had been brought to a local clinic in Laqya with injuries. Paramedics provided initial treatment at the scene before transporting the baby to Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva for further care. Doctors at the hospital observed injuries and bruises on her limbs. The incident occurred on September 30, 2026.

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