Two-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Hit by Car in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
A two-year-old girl from Tur'an died Sunday evening after being struck by a car in Bu'eine Nujeidat, northern Israel. Emergency responders performed CPR and transported her to Poriya Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead. A doctor at the scene described the child losing consciousness from the impact.
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- A two-year-old girl died after being hit by a car in Bu'eine Nujeidat, northern Israel.
- The incident occurred on Sunday evening.
- Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation efforts at the scene.
- The child was transported to Poriya Medical Center in critical condition.
- Doctors at the hospital were forced to pronounce her dead.
- A volunteer doctor described the child losing consciousness from the collision.
A two-year-old girl from Tur'an died Sunday evening after being struck by a vehicle in the town of Bu'eine Nujeidat in northern Israel. Emergency medical teams responded to the scene and performed resuscitation efforts on the child, who had lost consciousness following the impact. Despite ongoing resuscitation efforts, she was transported to the Poriya Medical Center in critical condition.
Upon arrival at the hospital's trauma unit, medical staff continued to fight for her life, but were ultimately forced to pronounce her dead. Dr. Abdullah Yassin, a volunteer doctor with United Hatzalah who was at the scene, stated that the girl had lost consciousness due to the car collision. He provided initial aid and performed CPR, after which she was evacuated to the hospital still in critical condition.
The incident occurred in the northern region of Israel, with the child being a resident of Tur'an and the accident taking place in Bu'eine Nujeidat.
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