Toddler Critically Injured in Ashkelon Soft Play Area Recovers
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A 9-month-old baby boy is no longer in life-threatening danger after falling from a slide at an Ashkelon soft play center. He underwent a life-saving operation at Ichilov Hospital overnight after being transferred from Barzilai Hospital. His condition has stabilized in the pediatric intensive care unit.
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- A 9-month-old infant is out of danger after a fall at an Ashkelon soft play area.
- The toddler underwent a life-saving operation at Ichilov Hospital.
- His condition stabilized in the pediatric intensive care unit.
- The fall occurred from a slide less than half a meter high.
A 9-month-old infant who fell from a less-than-half-meter high slide at a soft play area in Ashkelon has been removed from life-threatening danger. The toddler was initially taken to Barzilai Hospital after the incident on Tuesday and was later transferred to Dana-Dwek Children's Hospital at Ichilov. During the night, a pediatric neurosurgery team performed a life-saving operation. Hospital officials reported that the infant's condition has stabilized following the surgery and he is now hospitalized in the pediatric intensive care unit. There is currently no danger to his life.
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