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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Toddler Critically Injured After Being Hit by Car in Lower Galilee

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Magen David AdomSecurity

Four-Year-Old Girl Injured in Suspected Hit-and-Run in Negev

Translated & summarized from Magen David Adom by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A four-year-old girl was taken to a clinic in Kuseife on Sunday evening, suspected of being hit by a car. Paramedics treated her for moderate injuries to her face and limbs before transporting her to Soroka Hospital. The incident was reported to Magen David Adom dispatch at 8:33 PM in the Negev region.

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  • A four-year-old girl was injured in Kuseife, suspected of being hit by a vehicle.
  • She was taken to Soroka Hospital in moderate condition with facial and limb injuries.
  • The incident was reported to Magen David Adom dispatch at 8:33 PM on Sunday.
  • Paramedics provided initial treatment before transport.

A four-year-old girl was brought to a clinic in Kuseife on Sunday evening, apparently after being struck by a vehicle. Paramedics from Magen David Adom (MDA) provided medical treatment at the scene and transported her to Soroka Hospital. The girl was reported to be in moderate condition with injuries to her face and limbs.

The incident was reported to MDA's emergency dispatch center in the Negev region at approximately 8:33 PM. MDA described the event as a suspected vehicular accident. Further details regarding the circumstances of the incident were not immediately available.

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