New Medics Join Rescue Union in Daliyat al-Karmel
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Seventeen new paramedics graduated and joined the Rescue Union in Daliyat al-Karmel, enhancing emergency services in the Carmel region. The training was supported by donations and the "Yahad Novel" association, with a medical kit launched in memory of Sergeant First Class Rani Halabi. The Rescue Union branch head congratulated the new members, stressing the need to bolster local emergency medical response.
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- Seventeen new paramedics graduated and joined the Rescue Union in Daliyat al-Karmel.
- The expansion aims to improve emergency medical services and save lives in the Carmel region.
- A medical kit was launched in memory of Sergeant First Class Rani Halabi during the ceremony.
- The training was funded by a donation from the Naiberger family and supported by the "Yahad Novel" association.
- A bulletproof vest and helmet were donated to enhance volunteer safety during missions.
A ceremony was held in Daliyat al-Karmel to celebrate the graduation of a new class of 17 paramedics and their integration into the Rescue Union. This expansion aims to bolster emergency medical services and save lives in the Carmel region and surrounding areas. The newly qualified volunteers completed intensive professional training, equipping them with full medical gear to provide field first aid and respond to critical emergencies where every second counts.
The course organizers expressed gratitude to the Naiberger family for their generous donation that funded the training, and to the Rescue Union leadership for their ongoing support. They also thanked the "Yahad Novel" association for its partnership and support. Special thanks were given to course instructor Khaled Khardan for his dedication.
During the event, a life-saving medical kit was launched in memory of Sergeant First Class Rani Halabi, a resident of Daliyat al-Karmel. A bulletproof vest and protective helmet were also donated to ensure volunteer safety during their missions. The Rescue Union stated that this initiative carries a deep humanitarian message, honoring Halabi's memory by working to save lives.
Rayan Amasha, head of the Rescue Union branch in Assafia-Daliyat al-Karmel, congratulated the new paramedics and expressed pride in their joining the organization. The branch director emphasized the importance of strengthening emergency medical response in the Carmel villages and ensuring rapid medical assistance for residents.
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