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Infant Critically Injured After Fall at Ashkelon Indoor Playground

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Infant Critically Injured After Fall at Ashkelon Indoor Playground

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

A nine-month-old infant sustained life-threatening injuries in Ashkelon after falling from a height at an indoor playground. Emergency responders performed CPR at the scene before rushing the baby to Barzilai Hospital. The infant is in critical condition.

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  • A nine-month-old infant is in critical condition after a fall at an Ashkelon gymboree.
  • The baby was found without pulse or respiration at the scene.
  • Paramedics performed advanced resuscitation efforts on the infant.
  • The infant was transported to Barzilai Hospital's trauma unit.
  • The child is currently fighting for his life.

An infant approximately nine months old is in critical condition after falling from a significant height at a gymboree indoor playground in Ashkelon. Emergency medical services, responding rapidly to the scene, found the baby without pulse or respiration. Paramedics immediately commenced advanced resuscitation efforts on-site. The infant was then urgently transported via intensive care ambulance to the trauma room at Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon, where he is currently fighting for his life.

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