Parents Called Ambulance After Infant Suffered Critical Injury in Ashkelon
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
An infant in Ashkelon suffered a critical head injury after falling from a slide at a play area. The parents took the child home before calling for medical assistance when the baby lost consciousness. Paramedics responded and treated the infant, who had no visible external injuries. The incident is under investigation.
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- An infant in Ashkelon sustained a critical injury after falling from a playground slide.
- The parents drove home with the child before calling for medical help.
- The infant lost consciousness and showed no visible external injuries.
- Paramedics met the family after the parents contacted Magen David Adom.
- Authorities suspect a head injury as the cause of the critical condition.
The parents of an infant who sustained a critical injury in Ashkelon reported that the child fell from a slide at a "gymboree" play area. According to their account, after the fall, they drove home with the baby, who then lost consciousness. Subsequently, they contacted Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel's national emergency medical service, and paramedics met them. The infant reportedly showed no visible external injuries, leading to the assumption that the injury is to the head.
The incident occurred in Ashkelon, a city in southern Israel. The parents' decision to drive home before calling for medical assistance has raised questions about the timeline of events and the immediate response to the child's deteriorating condition. The exact circumstances of the fall and the severity of the head injury are still under investigation.
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