Ammunition Explosion Injures Students on Ramim Ridge; Most Released

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Eleven of the 14 people injured in an ammunition explosion during a student trip to Ramim Ridge have been released from Ziv Medical Center in Safed. Two children remain in the pediatric intensive care unit, one in serious but stable condition and the other in moderate condition. A 48-year-old man is also still hospitalized in the surgical department following Monday's incident.

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11 of 14 injured in Ramim Ridge ammunition explosion released from hospital.
Two children remain hospitalized in pediatric intensive care.
One child is in serious but stable condition, sedated and ventilated.
A 48-year-old man is also hospitalized in the surgical department.
The incident occurred during a student trip on Monday.

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The Ziv Medical Center in Safed has updated on the condition of 14 individuals injured in an ammunition explosion that occurred during a student trip to Ramim Ridge on Monday. As of Tuesday, 11 of the injured have been released to their homes. Among those released were nine students who had been hospitalized in the pediatrics department and another individual, around 50 years old, who was treated in the surgical department.

Three individuals remain hospitalized at Ziv Medical Center. Two of them are children being treated in the pediatric intensive care unit. One child is in serious but stable condition, sedated and on a ventilator, while the other is in moderate condition. A 48-year-old man is also hospitalized in the surgical department.

The explosion occurred during a student trip to Ramim Ridge. The medical center stated that all teams continue to provide professional and supportive care to the injured and their families.