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Ongoing Story· Day 42

Construction Worker Injured in Ramat Gan Building Site Accident

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Kikar HaShabbatGeneral

Construction Worker Injured in Fall at Sderot Building Site

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A construction worker in Sderot was moderately injured after falling from a height at a building site on Tuesday morning. Emergency services treated and transported the 50-year-old man to Soroka Hospital for limb injuries. The incident took place on Ariel Sharon Street.

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  • A construction worker was moderately injured in a fall at a Sderot building site.
  • The worker, around 50 years old, fell from a height on Ariel Sharon Street.
  • Emergency services treated the man and took him to Soroka Hospital.
  • He suffered moderate injuries, including limb trauma.

A construction worker, approximately 50 years old, sustained moderate injuries after falling from a height at a building site on Ariel Sharon Street in Sderot. The incident occurred at around 11:35 AM. Emergency medical services (MDA) treated the worker at the scene before transporting him to Soroka Hospital. He arrived at the hospital in moderate condition, suffering from limb injuries.

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