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Two Youths Hospitalized with Penetrating Wounds After Violence in Rehovot

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Two Teenagers Injured in Violent Incident in Rehovot

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

Two approximately 16-year-old boys were injured in a violent incident on Hagana Street in Rehovot. Paramedics treated them for penetrating wounds before they were transported to Kaplan Hospital, where their condition was listed as moderate. The incident occurred on Hagana Street in Rehovot.

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  • Two 16-year-old boys sustained moderate injuries from penetrating wounds in a Rehovot violence incident.
  • Paramedics from United Hatzalah treated the injured teenagers at the scene.
  • The victims were transported to Kaplan Hospital for further medical care.
  • The incident took place on Hagana Street in the city of Rehovot.

Medical teams from the United Hatzalah (Union of Rescue) organization provided initial treatment to two approximately 16-year-old boys who were injured in a violent incident on Hagana Street in the city of Rehovot. Paramedics Yochanan Bassil, Shachar Azuri, and Yoni Rotenberg, who were first on the scene, reported that information from the incident site indicated the boys sustained penetrating wounds to their bodies. The teams administered medical care, including stopping bleeding and bandaging the wounds, before transporting the teenagers to Kaplan Hospital. Their condition was described as moderate.

PanetArab · Arara

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