Four Yeshiva Students Injured in Gas Burner Explosion at Sea of Galilee Beach
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- Four young men were injured in a gas stove explosion.
- The incident occurred at Tzinbari Beach on the Sea of Galilee.
- Two victims sustained moderate injuries, including second-degree burns.
- Three victims sustained light injuries, including first-degree burns.
- The injured were evacuated to Rambam and Poriya hospitals.
Four young men, aged 18 and 19, sustained moderate and light injuries on Tuesday morning when a portable gas stove exploded while they were at Tzinbari Beach on the Sea of Galilee. Emergency and medical rescue forces were dispatched to the scene following an urgent report of the explosion and multiple casualties.
MDA paramedics, along with volunteers from the Hatzalah organization, provided initial medical treatment. One 19-year-old, suffering from second-degree burns and trauma to his limbs, was evacuated to the trauma unit at Rambam Hospital in Haifa in moderate condition.
Three other young men, who sustained light injuries including first-degree burns, were taken to the Poriya Medical Center. Hatzalah medics Uriel Nissim Dadon and Matanel Azlan described arriving at the scene and finding several victims with burns. They assisted in treating the 19-year-old before his transport to Rambam and then treated the other three, who were evacuated to Poriya.
The incident occurred at Tzinbari Beach, located in Tiberias.
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