Paramedics Revive Infant After Critical Fall in Ashkelon
Translated & summarized from Channel 9 by baba
Paramedics in Ashkelon successfully revived a nine-month-old baby who was found unconscious and without a pulse after an apparent fall from a slide. The incident occurred on October 13, with emergency services arriving at the child's home after the parents called for help. Medical efforts during transport to Barzilai Medical Center successfully restarted the infant's heart.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Paramedics revived a nine-month-old baby in Ashkelon who was unresponsive and not breathing.
- The infant reportedly fell from a slide at a "jimbori" playground.
- The child lost consciousness at home before paramedics were called.
- Resuscitation efforts were performed en route to Barzilai Medical Center.
- The incident occurred on October 13 at approximately 4:04 PM.
An infant in Ashkelon, Israel, was revived by paramedics after suffering a critical injury, believed to be from falling off a slide. The nine-month-old child was found unconscious, not breathing, and without a pulse. Emergency services received a call at 4:04 PM on October 13 regarding the incident on HaNasi Street. Responding paramedics discovered the baby in critical condition and immediately began advanced resuscitation efforts. According to the parents, the child fell from a slide at a "jimbori" playground, after which they took him home. The infant then lost consciousness, prompting the parents to call for an ambulance. Upon arrival, paramedics noted no visible external injuries, suspecting a head trauma. Senior paramedic Daniel Yarden of Magen David Adom's motorcycle unit described the child as unresponsive, without breathing or pulse. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, including chest compressions and artificial respiration, was initiated. During transport to Barzilai Medical Center, the infant's heart began beating again.
