Explosion of Unexploded Ordnance Injures 23 on School Trip
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Twenty-three people are hospitalized after an unexploded ordnance explosion during a school trip in the Upper Galilee. Four are in serious condition, while the rest have moderate to mild injuries, mostly orthopedic from shrapnel. At Ziv Hospital, 11 of 14 have been released, with three remaining. Six are at Galilee Medical Center, and four are at Rambam Medical Center. The incident occurred on Tuesday.
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- Twenty-three people are hospitalized after an unexploded ordnance explosion during a school trip in the Upper Galilee.
- Four of the injured are in serious condition, with the rest in moderate to mild condition.
- Most injuries are orthopedic, caused by shrapnel from the explosion.
- At Ziv Hospital, 11 of 14 admitted have been released.
- Six injured individuals are being treated at the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.
- Four patients are hospitalized at Rambam Medical Center, including one in serious but stable condition.
Twenty-three individuals remain hospitalized following the explosion of unexploded ordnance during a school trip in the Upper Galilee. Four are in serious condition, with the rest ranging from moderate to mild injuries. At Ziv Hospital in Safed, 11 of the 14 individuals admitted on Monday have been released, including nine students treated in the pediatric ward. Three patients are still hospitalized at Ziv: two children in the pediatric intensive care unit, one in serious but stable condition, sedated and ventilated, and another child in moderate condition. A 48-year-old man from the surgical department is also hospitalized. At the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya, six injured individuals are admitted. One child in the pediatric intensive care unit is out of life-threatening danger and is not sedated or ventilated, while five are in the pediatric surgery department. Most of the injured sustained orthopedic injuries from shrapnel. Rambam Medical Center is treating four patients: one teenager in moderate condition, two teenagers in mild condition, and one adult in serious but stable condition.
Most of the injured sustained orthopedic injuries as a result of shrapnel wounds.
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