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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 died on Sunday after being hit by a car in Buq'ata-Nujeidat, northern Israel. Paramedics provided extensive resuscitation efforts during transport to Galilee Medical Center, but doctors pronounced her dead. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred in the town where the child resided.

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  • A two-year-old toddler died on Sunday after being hit by a vehicle in northern Israel.
  • The child was found unconscious with no pulse or respiration and severe trauma.
  • Medical teams performed CPR and provided other life-saving measures during transport.
  • Doctors at Galilee Medical Center declared the toddler's death.
  • Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident.
Toddler Dies After Being Hit by Vehicle in Northern Israel
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A two-year-old toddler died on Sunday after being struck by a vehicle in the northern Israeli town of Buq'ata-Nujeidat. Emergency medical services were called to the scene and found the child unconscious with no pulse or respiration, suffering from severe multi-system trauma.

Paramedics provided life-saving treatment, including attempts to stop bleeding, CPR, and ventilation, while transporting the child to Poriya Medical Center, now known as Galilee Medical Center. Despite the efforts of the medical teams, doctors at the hospital were forced to declare the toddler's death.

The police have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the fatal accident. The child was identified as a resident of Tur'an.

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