Teenager Uses First Aid Skills to Aid Classmates After Hike Explosion
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Yair Frankenthal, a 15-year-old student and Magen David Adom volunteer, used his first-aid training to help classmates injured by a munition explosion during a school hike in northern Israel. Despite his own injuries, he performed CPR on a severely wounded peer until emergency responders arrived. The incident, which occurred on Ramim Ridge, also claimed the life of another student, Yair Wilensky. First responder David Radko commended the students' efforts to assist each other.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yair Frankenthal, 15, aided classmates after a munition blast during a school hike in northern Israel.
- Frankenthal, an MDA youth volunteer, performed CPR on a classmate who had no pulse.
- The explosion on Ramim Ridge killed ninth-grade student Yair Wilensky.
- Volunteer EMT David Radko praised the students' cooperation and efforts to help each other.
- Frankenthal sustained minor shrapnel injuries to his leg and shoulder.
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