Helicopter Assists Rescue of Two Injured Hikers in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Special forces rescued two women injured in separate hiking accidents in northern Israel's Nahal Argov and Ein Harim trails on Tuesday. The hikers received initial medical treatment before being airlifted to a hospital by a police helicopter. The Fire and Rescue Authority confirmed the successful operation.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Two women were rescued by helicopter after separate hiking injuries in northern Israel.
- The rescue operation took place on Tuesday in the Nahal Argov and Ein Harim trails.
- Special forces from the Fire and Rescue Authority provided initial medical aid.
- A police helicopter airlifted the injured hikers to a hospital for treatment.
Special forces from the Fire and Rescue Authority successfully rescued two women who were injured in separate hiking incidents on Tuesday. The women sustained their injuries while hiking in the Nahal Argov and Ein Harim trails in northern Israel. Special unit members faced difficulties reaching the hikers but managed to provide initial medical treatment at the scene. Following the first aid, a police helicopter was used to evacuate the injured women to a hospital for further medical care. Kaid Zahar, the official spokesperson for the Fire and Rescue Authority to the Arab media, confirmed the details of the operation.
