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HamalSecurity

Ramat Ra'm Disaster: 13 Injured Remain Hospitalized

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Thirteen people are hospitalized at Ziv Medical Center after a disaster at Mount Ram, with two children in serious condition in the ICU. Two adults are listed as mild to moderate, and nine children have minor injuries. One patient was discharged Tuesday evening. The medical center continues to treat the injured.

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  • Thirteen people remain hospitalized at Ziv Medical Center following a disaster at Mount Ram.
  • Two children are in serious but stable condition in the pediatric intensive care unit.
  • One of the critically injured children is sedated and on a ventilator.
  • Two adults are hospitalized with mild to moderate injuries.
  • Nine children are being treated for minor injuries.
  • One patient was discharged Tuesday evening.

Thirteen individuals remain hospitalized at Ziv Medical Center following a disaster at Mount Ram, with one patient discharged on Tuesday evening. Two children are in serious but stable condition in the pediatric intensive care unit after undergoing surgeries; one of them is sedated and on a ventilator. Additionally, two adults are being treated in the adult surgery department for mild to moderate injuries, and nine children are hospitalized in the pediatric ward with minor injuries.

The incident occurred at Mount Ram, though the specific nature of the disaster has not been detailed in the report. The medical center is continuing to provide care for all the injured.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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