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Two Children Injured in Separate Incidents in Bnei Brak Over Shabbat

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Two children were injured in separate incidents in Bnei Brak over Shabbat. A 10-year-old boy was hospitalized after a degreaser chemical splashed into his eyes. Separately, a 5-year-old boy fell six meters in his home and was hospitalized with moderate head injuries. Both children were taken to Schneider Children's Medical Center.

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  • A 10-year-old boy was injured by a degreaser chemical in his Bnei Brak home.
  • A 5-year-old boy was hospitalized after falling six meters in his Bnei Brak home.
  • Both children were treated by emergency medical services and taken to Schneider Children's Medical Center.
  • The 10-year-old's condition was stable, while the 5-year-old's was moderate.
  • Hatzalah emphasized the need to keep hazardous materials away from children.

Two young children were injured in separate incidents in their homes in Bnei Brak during Shabbat. In the first incident, a 10-year-old boy sustained an eye injury after coming into contact with a hazardous degreaser substance. Paramedics from Hatzalah and MDA responded, with Hatzalah paramedic Shevti Ortner providing initial treatment before the child was transported in stable condition to Schneider Children's Medical Center. Hatzalah reiterated the importance of keeping dangerous materials away from children.

In a separate incident that also occurred overnight, a 5-year-old boy fell approximately six meters within his home, sustaining head injuries. United Hatzalah paramedics Moshe Malka and Natanel Ginzburg provided first aid at the scene. The child was quickly evacuated by ambulance to Schneider Children's Medical Center, where his condition was described as moderate.

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