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Ongoing Story· Day 43

Worker Injured in 5-Meter Fall in Tel Aviv

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AlarabSecurity

Worker Critically Injured After Falling Three Stories in Beit Shemesh

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Arabic · Sole source

A construction worker in his thirties was critically injured in Beit Shemesh on Friday morning after falling three stories at a building site. Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation at the scene. The incident occurred on Talmud Bavli Street, and the worker's condition was described as very serious.

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  • A construction worker in his thirties was critically injured in Beit Shemesh on Friday morning.
  • The worker fell approximately three stories at a building site on Talmud Bavli Street.
  • Emergency medical teams performed resuscitation efforts at the scene.
  • Magen David Adom received the initial call at 8:14 AM.
  • The worker's condition was described as very serious.

A construction worker in his thirties sustained critical injuries on Friday morning after falling approximately three stories at a building site in Beit Shemesh. Emergency medical teams immediately began resuscitation efforts at the scene. The Magen David Adom emergency service reported receiving a call at 8:14 AM regarding the fall on Talmud Bavli Street in the city, located in the Jerusalem area. Paramedics arrived and provided medical treatment to the approximately 30-year-old worker, whose condition was described as very serious due to the significant height of the fall.

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