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Hospital Discharges Most Blast Victims; Two Teens Remain in Intensive Care

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Eleven of the thirteen people injured in a cluster munition explosion have been released from Ziv Medical Center as of October 13. Two teenagers remain in intensive care in serious condition. The blast killed Yair Elazar Vilensky and injured 24 others, three critically.

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  • Eleven of 13 blast victims released from Ziv Medical Center by October 13.
  • Two teenagers remain in intensive care following the explosion.
  • The explosion killed Yair Elazar Vilensky.
  • A total of 24 people were injured, with three in serious condition.
Hospital Discharges Most Blast Victims; Two Teens Remain in Intensive Care
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As of 3:00 PM on October 13, eleven of the thirteen individuals injured in a cluster munition explosion have been discharged from Ziv Medical Center. Two teenagers, initially admitted in serious condition, are still in intensive care.

The explosion resulted in the death of Yair Elazar Vilensky and injuries to 24 other people. Among the injured, three sustained severe wounds.

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