Four Injured in Violence Incident in Bi'ina
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Four men were injured in a violent incident in Bi'ina on Tuesday evening, requiring hospitalization. One 56-year-old man sustained serious injuries, while three men in their 30s suffered moderate wounds. Medical teams provided initial treatment on scene before transporting them to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya, where they were reported to be in stable condition.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Four men were injured in a violent incident in Bi'ina, with one in serious condition.
- The injured men sustained penetrating wounds and were treated by MDA paramedics.
- The victims were evacuated to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.
- One victim was 56 years old, and three were in their 30s.
- All patients were conscious and stable upon arrival at the hospital.
Emergency medical services responded to a violent incident in the village of Bi'ina on Tuesday evening, treating four men with penetrating injuries. MDA paramedics and EMTs provided initial medical care, including stopping bleeding and administering medication, before evacuating the injured to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. One man, aged 56, was in serious condition, while three others, around 30 years old, were in moderate condition. All four were conscious and stable upon arrival at the hospital.
Paramedic Stav Abramson described the scene as "very difficult." He, along with Senior EMT Anan Muhsen and EMTs Rian Muhsen and Yehuda Steinberg, stated that upon arriving at the location, they were led to the victims who suffered from penetrating wounds. They administered initial treatment and evacuated the patients via ambulances and intensive care units, noting their stable condition and full consciousness.
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