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Infant Critically Injured After Fall at Ashkelon Indoor Playground

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Infant Critically Injured After Falling at Ashkelon Indoor Playground

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A nine-month-old baby suffered critical injuries after falling from a height at an indoor playground in Ashkelon on Tuesday. Emergency medical teams found the infant without a pulse or breathing and performed resuscitation. The baby was rushed to Barzilai Hospital while resuscitation efforts continued, remaining in critical condition.

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  • A nine-month-old infant fell from a height at an Ashkelon indoor playground.
  • The infant was found without a pulse or breathing by emergency services.
  • Paramedics performed advanced resuscitation efforts at the scene.
  • The baby was urgently transported to Barzilai Hospital in critical condition.

A nine-month-old infant was critically injured Tuesday after falling from a height at an indoor playground in Ashkelon. Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency medical teams who arrived at the scene found the baby without a pulse or breathing and began advanced resuscitation efforts. Medical personnel provided life-saving treatment at the scene before urgently transporting the infant to Barzilai Hospital in the city, continuing resuscitation efforts en route. The infant's condition was described as critical upon arrival at the hospital.

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