Woman Dies After Being Rescued From Burning Home in Golan Heights
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
A woman in her 60s died Sunday morning after being rescued from her burning home in Mas'ada, northern Golan Heights. Firefighters pulled her from the smoke-filled house in critical condition, and MDA paramedics attempted resuscitation before declaring her dead. The fire was reported to MDA at 10:03 AM.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A woman approximately 60 years old died in a house fire in Mas'ada, Golan Heights.
- Firefighters rescued the unconscious woman from the burning home.
- MDA paramedics performed resuscitation efforts but were unable to save her.
- The fire was reported to MDA at 10:03 AM on Sunday.
- The home was filled with smoke, and the woman had inhaled a large amount.
A woman, approximately 60 years old, died on Sunday morning after a fire broke out in her home in the local council of Mas'ada in the northern Golan Heights. Firefighters rescued her from the burning structure while she was unconscious and in critical condition. Magen David Adom (MDA) teams performed resuscitation efforts, but ultimately declared her dead.
The report of the fire reached MDA's dispatch center at 10:03 AM. Firefighters from the Galilee-Golan region were dispatched to the scene and began searching for trapped individuals. During the search, they located the woman, extracted her from her home, and transferred her to medical personnel.
Magen David Adom paramedic Ahmed Safadi described the house as being filled with smoke. He stated that the woman was found without a pulse or breathing, having inhaled a significant amount of smoke. Safadi added that the teams performed resuscitation procedures, including chest compressions, artificial respiration, and administering medication, but were forced to pronounce her dead.
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