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Infant Critically Injured After Fall at Ashkelon Indoor Playground

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Baby Critically Injured After Falling From Height in Ashkelon

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

A two-month-old baby was critically injured in Ashkelon after falling from a height. Emergency services performed resuscitation and transported the infant to Barzilai Hospital. The incident is under investigation.

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  • A two-month-old baby was critically injured in Ashkelon.
  • The infant fell from a height on President Street.
  • MDA paramedics performed resuscitation efforts en route to the hospital.
  • The baby was taken to Barzilai Hospital.
  • The circumstances of the fall are being investigated.

A baby approximately two months old sustained critical injuries after falling from a height in Ashkelon on President Street. An MDA (Magen David Adom) emergency medical team evacuated the infant to Barzilai Hospital while performing resuscitation efforts.

The circumstances surrounding the fall are currently under investigation.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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