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Nine Evacuated to Hadassah Hospital from Beitar Illit After Incident

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Hebrew · Sole source

Nine people, including five infants, were taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital from a daycare in Beitar Illit after an incident. One infant was moderately injured, with others in light condition. Hospital officials declared a small-scale toxicological event and prepared a specialized team. The patients showed signs of facial redness and restlessness.

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  • Nine people, including five infants, were evacuated from a Beitar Illit daycare to Hadassah Hospital.
  • One infant was moderately injured, while the others sustained minor injuries.
  • Hadassah Hospital declared a small-scale mass toxicological event.
  • Patients presented with facial redness and restlessness.
  • A specialized and protected medical team was mobilized.

Nine individuals, including five infants and four adult women, were evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital from a daycare in Beitar Illit on Tuesday following an unspecified incident. One infant sustained moderate injuries, while the others suffered minor conditions. The hospital declared a small-scale mass toxicological event, mobilizing a specialized, protected medical team to address the situation. Deputy Hospital Director Dr. Saleh Daher stated that the patients presented primarily with facial redness and restlessness. The nature of the toxicological agent, if any, remains under investigation.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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