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Man Critically Injured by Boat Engine Near Acre Port

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AlarabSecurity

Man Critically Injured by Boat Engine Near Acre Port

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Arabic · Sole source

A man in his thirties was critically injured by a boat engine near the port of Acre on Thursday evening. Paramedics provided him with life-saving treatment for severe leg injuries before transporting him to the Galilee Medical Center. His condition is reported as serious.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A man in his thirties suffered critical lower body injuries from a boat engine near Acre port.
  • The incident occurred on Thursday evening, with emergency services alerted around 6:30 PM.
  • Bystanders brought the injured man to shore before paramedics arrived.
  • The victim was conscious but had severe leg injuries.
  • He was transported by Magen David Adom to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.

A man in his thirties sustained critical injuries to his lower extremities on Thursday evening after an apparent accident involving a boat engine near the port of Acre. Emergency services were alerted at approximately 6:29 PM to a report of a person injured by a boat. Paramedics from Magen David Adom (MDA) met the man near the port after bystanders had brought him to shore. The medical teams provided life-saving treatment to the conscious victim, who had severe injuries to his legs, before transporting him via a mobile intensive care unit to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. His condition was described as serious.

Mira Boka'i, an MDA paramedic, stated, "We arrived to find a man in his thirties, fully conscious, suffering from serious injuries to his lower extremities, apparently after being hit by a boat engine. Bystanders had brought him to shore. We provided him with life-saving medical treatment and then transported him to the hospital in a mobile intensive care unit. His condition was serious."

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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