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JDNSecurity

Rescue Teams Work to Evacuate Man From Crane After Medical Emergency

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Specialized rescue teams from the Fire and Rescue Services are working to evacuate a person from a crane in Ra'anana after a medical emergency occurred at height. The operation involves specialized equipment and rope systems, with medical personnel providing support. The individual is being safely brought down to the ground.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Specialized rescue teams are working to evacuate a person from a crane in Ra'anana.
  • The evacuation is due to a complex medical incident that occurred at height.
  • Rescue operations involve specialized equipment and rope systems.
  • Medical personnel are present and providing support during the rescue.
  • The goal is to safely bring the individual down to the ground.

Specialized rescue teams from the Central District of the Fire and Rescue Services are currently working to evacuate an individual from a crane in Ra'anana. The operation was initiated following a complex medical incident that occurred at a significant height.

Emergency forces were dispatched to the scene shortly before the report and are actively working to reach the person and safely bring them down to the ground. The rescue efforts involve the use of specialized equipment and rope systems. Medical personnel are on-site, providing assistance and medical escort throughout the operation.

JDNHaredi · Jerusalem

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