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Four Injured in Early Morning Fire at Tel Aviv Apartment Building

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Four Injured in Early Morning Fire at Tel Aviv Apartment Building

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Four people were injured by smoke inhalation in an early Friday morning fire at a three-story apartment building in Tel Aviv. Emergency services responded to the blaze on Shimon Hatarisi Street and transported the victims to Ichilov Hospital. One man suffered moderate injuries, while three others had minor injuries.

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  • Four people were injured in a fire at a Tel Aviv apartment building early Friday.
  • The victims suffered from smoke inhalation and were taken to Ichilov Hospital.
  • One man, 61, had moderate injuries; three others had minor injuries.
  • The fire occurred in a three-story building on Shimon Hatarisi Street.

Four people were injured from smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in a three-story residential building in Tel Aviv early Friday morning. The Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service reported that its emergency center received a call at 4:49 AM regarding the blaze on Shimon Hatarisi Street.

MDA medical teams arrived at the scene and provided initial treatment to the injured. Four individuals were then evacuated to Ichilov Hospital for further medical care.

Among the injured was a 61-year-old man whose condition was described as moderate. The other three individuals sustained minor injuries, all due to smoke inhalation.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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