Complex Rescue Operation in Jerusalem: Man Pulled from Deep Pit in Critical Condition
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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- A 56-year-old man fell into a 20-meter deep construction pit in Jerusalem.
- Firefighters and a special rescue unit conducted a complex extraction operation.
- The man was rescued using a crane from the deep, enclosed pit.
- He was found to have severe, multi-system injuries.
- The man was transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in critical condition.
- Advanced medical treatment, including blood transfusions, was given at the scene and en route.
Firefighters and a special rescue unit conducted a complex operation in Jerusalem on Friday to extract a man who fell into a construction site pit approximately 18 to 20 meters deep. The incident occurred on Bethlehem Road in Jerusalem. Firefighters from the capital district were dispatched immediately, joined by the special rescue unit due to the pit's depth and enclosed nature. Rescue forces utilized a crane at the site to lift the individual from the pit. After the extraction, the man, identified as 56 years old, was handed over to MDA (Magen David Adom) emergency medical services in critical condition. He was then transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center for further treatment, with ongoing resuscitation efforts and blood transfusions administered en route by a senior doctor. The incident commander, Rabbi Reshef Rami Meir, praised the firefighters' dedication and professionalism, highlighting the crucial cooperation with the special rescue unit that enabled a precise and safe operation. MDA Paramedic Tzur Cohen described the scene upon arrival, noting the man suffered severe, multi-system injuries and that advanced medical care, including blood components, was administered at the scene before transport.
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