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Man Dies After Choking Incident at Jerusalem Restaurant

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A man in his 70s died after choking on food at a restaurant in Jerusalem's Atarot industrial zone. Emergency services performed resuscitation but he was pronounced in critical condition and later died.

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  • A man choked and collapsed at a Jerusalem restaurant.
  • Emergency services performed resuscitation efforts.
  • He was transported to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital.
  • The man was in critical condition during transport.

Emergency medical responders were dispatched to a restaurant in the Atarot industrial zone in Jerusalem after receiving a report of a man choking. Volunteers from the 'Tzeva Hatzala' organization, Yaanki Kraus and Yaanki Prochter, stated that upon arrival, they were directed to a restaurant where they found a man, approximately 70 years old, unconscious, without a pulse, and not breathing. According to his family, he collapsed after choking while eating. Paramedics and additional EMTs from Magen David Adom (MDA) immediately began advanced resuscitation efforts, including chest compressions and artificial respiration. The man was evacuated by an MDA intensive care unit in critical condition, with resuscitation efforts continuing en route to the trauma room at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem.

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