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Two Women Rescued After Injury During Hike in Southern Israel

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Two women were rescued in southern Israel on Sunday after sustaining injuries during a hike. One was hurt in the Nof Harim area and the other in Nahal Arogot. Rescue teams provided initial treatment before a police helicopter evacuated them for further medical attention. The Fire and Rescue Authority coordinated the operation.

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  • Two women were rescued after being injured while hiking in southern Israel.
  • One hiker was injured in the Nof Harim area, the other in Nahal Arogot.
  • Rescue teams provided initial medical treatment to the injured women.
  • A police helicopter was used to evacuate the women for further care.
  • The Fire and Rescue Authority coordinated the rescue operation.

Special unit members rescued two women who were injured while hiking in southern Israel on Sunday. One woman was injured in the Nof Harim area and the second in Nahal Arogot.

According to Kaid Zahar, the official spokesperson for Arab media in the Fire and Rescue Authority, rescue teams reached the injured women and provided them with initial treatment. A police helicopter assisted in evacuating them to receive further medical care. The Fire and Rescue Authority provided the photos for the report.

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