Rescuers Extract Injured Teen from Jerusalem Hills
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Israeli Police volunteer rescuers extracted a 15-year-old boy injured during a school trip on the Burma Road in the Jerusalem Hills. The teen, hurt in his lower body, received initial medical treatment from rescuers and paramedics. He was evacuated by stretcher and taken to Shamir Medical Center in light condition.
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- Rescuers extracted a 15-year-old boy injured during a school trip on the Burma Road.
- The incident took place at Misgav 21 in the Jerusalem Hills.
- The boy sustained an injury to his lower body.
- Paramedics from MDA and United Hatzalah assisted in the rescue.
- The teenager was transported to Shamir Medical Center in light condition.
Rescuers from the Etzion-Judea volunteer unit of the Israeli Police successfully extracted a 15-year-old boy who was injured during a school trip. The incident occurred on Thursday morning at a site known as "Misgav 21" along the Burma Road in the Jerusalem Hills. The teenager sustained an injury to his lower body and was unable to continue his trek.
Volunteer rescuers reached the boy on foot deep within the terrain. They provided initial medical treatment alongside paramedics from Magen David Adom (MDA) and United Hatzalah. Following a medical assessment, the boy was evacuated from the area on a specialized stretcher by the volunteer unit and the MDA and United Hatzalah teams.
The teenager was transported in light condition by an MDA ambulance to Shamir Medical Center, formerly Assaf Harofeh, for further medical care.
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