Dramatic Rescue in Jerusalem as Man Falls 20 Meters into Construction Pit
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- Man rescued from 20-meter deep construction pit in Jerusalem.
- Rescue involved firefighters and a special rescue unit using a crane.
- Victim was in critical condition and taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.
- Incident occurred at a construction site on Bethlehem Road on Friday.
A man was dramatically rescued in Jerusalem on Friday after falling approximately 20 meters into a pit at a construction site on Bethlehem Road. Firefighters, alerted to the incident, worked with the special rescue unit to extract the individual using a crane.
The man was found in critical condition and was handed over to Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics, who transported him to Shaare Zedek Medical Center for further treatment. The pit was described as an enclosed space, necessitating complex rescue operations.
Rami Meir, the incident commander, praised the firefighters' dedication and professionalism, noting their swift yet careful actions in the challenging situation. He also highlighted the effective collaboration with the special rescue unit, which enabled a precise and safe operation, ultimately leading to the successful extraction and transfer of the man for medical care.
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