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Man Dies After Falling at Construction Site in Beit Jann

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Construction Worker Dies After Falling From Height in Beit Jann

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Arabic · Sole source

A construction worker died on Wednesday after falling from a height at a building site in Beit Jann, northern Israel. Emergency services attempted resuscitation but pronounced the approximately 50-year-old worker dead at the scene. The incident occurred around noon.

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  • A construction worker died after falling from a height in Beit Jann, northern Israel.
  • The incident occurred on Wednesday at a building site in the Galilee region.
  • Emergency services were called to the scene around 12:03 PM.
  • Paramedics attempted advanced resuscitation efforts on the worker.
  • The worker was found unconscious with severe injuries and no vital signs.

A construction worker, approximately 50 years old, died on Wednesday after falling from a height while working at a construction site in the town of Beit Jann, located in the Galilee region of northern Israel. The Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service reported that its teams received a call at 12:03 PM regarding the incident. Paramedics arrived to find the worker unconscious, without a pulse or breathing, and suffering from severe injuries. Despite advanced resuscitation efforts, the worker was pronounced dead at the scene. MDA paramedic Shimon Elbaz described finding the worker on the ground with no signs of life and stated that resuscitation attempts were ultimately unsuccessful.

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