Boy's Finger Severed in Heavy Door Slam at Bnei Brak School
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
An 8-year-old boy in Bnei Brak suffered a severe injury when a heavy door slammed on his finger, severing it completely. Emergency responders treated the child at the scene and transported him to the hospital, with the severed finger part placed in an ice pack for potential reattachment. Doctors are attempting to save the finger, and the boy's condition is currently moderate.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- An 8-year-old boy's finger was severed by a heavy door at a Bnei Brak school.
- Emergency responders provided initial treatment and transported the child to the hospital.
- The severed finger part was placed in an ice pack for attempted reattachment.
- Doctors at the hospital are working to save and reattach the boy's finger.
- The child was taken to the hospital in moderate condition.
A severe incident occurred Monday morning at an educational institution in Bnei Brak, where an 8-year-old boy sustained critical injuries when his finger was severed by a heavy door.
United Hatzalah emergency teams responded to the scene, provided initial medical treatment, and transported the child to the hospital. The severed part of the finger was placed in an ice pack in an attempt to save it.
According to Moshe Froilich, a United Hatzalah medic who treated the boy, the injury happened when a heavy door slammed on the child's finger, completely severing it. "His friends told us that a heavy door slammed on his finger and it was severed," Froilich reported. "With the help of other medics, I provided him with medical treatment, placed the severed part of the finger in an ice pack, and he was then evacuated to the hospital, where doctors will attempt to save and reattach the finger."
The child was taken to the hospital in moderate condition, and medical staff will attempt to reattach the severed finger.
