New Medics Graduate in Northern Israel, Bolstering Rescue Services
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Seventeen new paramedics graduated from a training course in Usfiya and Daliyat al-Karmel, joining the Rescue Union to enhance emergency medical services in northern Israel. The course was supported by donations and the "Yahad Novel" association, with a special equipment bag launched in memory of Sergeant First Class Rani Halabi. The graduates are now equipped to provide critical first aid and respond to emergencies in the region.
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- Seventeen new paramedics graduated from a training course in Usfiya and Daliyat al-Karmel.
- The new medics will bolster emergency response services in the Carmel region.
- A medical equipment bag was launched in memory of Sergeant First Class Rani Halabi.
- The course received support from the Neuberger family and the "Yahad Novel" association.
- Paramedic Khaled Khardan was recognized for his professional instruction.
Seventeen new paramedics have joined the Rescue Union in the Druze towns of Usfiya and Daliyat al-Karmel, located in northern Israel's Carmel region. The graduates completed an intensive professional training course, equipping them with full medical gear to provide immediate first aid and respond to emergencies in the Carmel villages and surrounding areas.
The course was made possible by a donation from the Neuberger family and support from the Rescue Union's management and the "Yahad Novel" association. Special thanks were given to paramedic Khaled Khardan for his dedicated instruction.
A significant moment during the ceremony involved the launch of a life-saving medical equipment bag in memory of Sergeant First Class Rani Halabi, a local resident. Additionally, a bulletproof vest and protective helmet were donated to ensure volunteer safety during their missions.
Rayan Amasha, head of the Usfiya-Daliyat al-Karmel Rescue Union branch, congratulated the new paramedics, expressing pride in their commitment to humanitarian service. The branch director emphasized the importance of strengthening emergency medical services in the Carmel region to ensure rapid medical response for residents.
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