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Toddler Critically Injured After Being Hit by Car in Lower Galilee

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Toddler Dies After Being Hit by Vehicle in Northern Israel

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A two-year-old girl from Tar'an died on Tuesday evening in Ba'ana-Njeidat after being struck by a vehicle while visiting relatives. Emergency services found the child unconscious and without vital signs, and despite resuscitation efforts, she was pronounced dead at Safed Medical Center. The incident occurred around 6:21 PM.

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  • A two-year-old girl from Tar'an died after a vehicle struck her in Ba'ana-Njeidat.
  • The child was visiting relatives in Ba'ana-Njeidat when the fatal incident occurred.
  • Emergency services found the toddler unconscious with no pulse or breathing.
  • Resuscitation efforts were performed at the scene and en route to Safed Medical Center.
  • Medical teams at the hospital declared the child dead due to severe injuries.
Toddler Dies After Being Hit by Vehicle in Northern Israel
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A two-year-old girl from the town of Tar'an died on Tuesday evening after being struck by a vehicle in the village of Ba'ana-Njeidat. The child was visiting relatives in Ba'ana-Njeidat when the incident occurred. Emergency medical services were dispatched to the scene at approximately 6:21 PM, finding the toddler unconscious with no pulse or breathing. Despite extensive resuscitation efforts at the scene and during transport to the Safed Medical Center (Poriya Hospital), medical teams were ultimately forced to declare her death due to severe, multiple injuries. The child was pronounced dead at the hospital while resuscitation efforts were still underway.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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