Teenagers Aid Injured Friends After Unexploded Ordnance Detonation
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A serious incident near Mitzpe Pe'er, possibly caused by a Hezbollah cluster bomb, injured students from Orot Ma'alot high school during a trip. The security officer of Kibbutz Menara, Tamir Duadi, praised the teenagers for helping treat their injured friends before emergency services arrived. Police Inspector General Dany Levy indicated that trips in the area might be suspended pending further investigation into safety protocols.
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- Teenagers assisted in rescue efforts after an explosion injured students during a school trip.
- The explosion may have been caused by a Hezbollah cluster bomb collected by a student.
- Kibbutz Menara's security officer praised the students' composure and aid to their friends.
- Police are investigating the incident and may halt future trips in the area.
- The incident occurred during a trip by students from Orot Ma'alot high school near Kibbutz Yiftah.
The security officer of Kibbutz Menara, Tamir Duadi, described the harrowing moments following a serious incident near Mitzpe Pe'er, where he had to enlist the help of teenagers to assist in rescue efforts. Duadi recounted to N12 how the young students, described as "kids," "held their friends" while he treated the injured, applying tourniquets. He praised their composure and assistance until Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency medical services arrived, calling them "amazing youth" who "worked well with me."
The explosion occurred during a trip by students from the Orot Ma'alot high school near Kibbutz Yiftah. Initial suspicions suggest a student collected an unexploded ordnance item, possibly a Hezbollah cluster bomb, which detonated in his bag during the outing. An initial IDF investigation is underway.
Inspector General of the Police, Dany Levy, stated that the trip appeared to have received the necessary approvals. He added that trips in the area may be reduced or halted in the coming days to ensure student safety. The incident is still under investigation.
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