Four Yeshiva Students Injured in Gas Burner Explosion at Tiberias Beach
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Four yeshiva students were injured in a gas burner explosion.
- The incident occurred at Tzinbari Beach in Tiberias.
- One student sustained moderate injuries, three had light burns.
- The injured were evacuated to two hospitals for further treatment.
Four yeshiva students, aged 18 and 19, were evacuated with moderate and light injuries on Monday morning after a gas burner exploded at Tzinbari Beach in Tiberias. Rescue forces were dispatched to the beach following reports of an explosion and casualties. Rescuers from the Hatzala organization, along with paramedics from Magen David Adom, provided initial medical treatment. One 19-year-old sustained moderate injuries to his limbs, while three others suffered light burns. The four students were transported to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa and the Galilee Medical Center (formerly Poriya) for further treatment. Hatzala paramedics Uriel Nissim Dadon and Matanel Azlan reported finding several individuals with burns after the gas burner incident. They described treating the 19-year-old for second-degree burns on his limbs, leading to his moderate evacuation to Rambam's trauma room. The other three, suffering from first-degree burns, were evacuated in light condition to the Galilee Medical Center.
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