Woman Dies in Fire at Her Home in Mas'ada, Golan Heights
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
A woman in her 60s died Sunday morning after a fire erupted in her home in Mas'ada, northern Golan Heights. Firefighters rescued her unconscious from the burning building, and paramedics performed resuscitation but declared her dead. An investigation into the fire's cause has been launched.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A woman approximately 60 years old died in a house fire in Mas'ada, northern Golan Heights.
- Firefighters rescued the woman unconscious from the burning two-story home.
- Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation efforts but were unable to save her.
- The fire broke out Sunday morning in the village of Mas'ada.
- A special investigation team will examine the circumstances of the fire.
- MDA paramedic Ahmed Safadi described the scene upon arrival.
A woman, approximately 60 years old, died Sunday morning after a fire broke out in her two-story home in the village of Mas'ada in the northern Golan Heights. Firefighters rescued her from the burning building while she was unconscious. Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation efforts but were ultimately forced to declare her dead.
Fire crews from the Galil-Golan station arrived at the scene to find smoke billowing from the house and received reports of a woman trapped inside. During their search, firefighters located the woman, extricated her from the structure, and began resuscitation efforts. Upon the arrival of Magen David Adom (MDA) teams, she was transferred to their care.
"When we arrived at the scene, we saw the house full of smoke. We saw the woman lying at the entrance to the house, unconscious, without a pulse and without breathing after inhaling a lot of smoke," said MDA paramedic Ahmed Safadi. He added that the teams performed resuscitation maneuvers, including chest compressions, artificial respiration, and administering medication, but were eventually forced to pronounce her dead.
Concurrently with the rescue, firefighters worked to extinguish the fire's source, ventilate the smoke, and prevent the blaze from spreading to adjacent rooms, eventually gaining full control of the incident. The commander of the Northern District of the Fire and Rescue Services has ordered the establishment of a special investigation team to examine the circumstances of the fire's outbreak.
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