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Man Dies After Falling at Construction Site in Beit Jann

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Now 14Security

Construction Worker Dies After Falling at Northern Israel Building Site

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Hebrew · Sole source

A construction worker in his 50s died on Wednesday after falling from a height at a building site in Beit Jann, northern Israel. Emergency services attempted resuscitation but were forced to declare him dead at the scene. The incident occurred after a report was received at 12:03 PM.

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  • A construction worker died after falling from a height at a building site in Beit Jann.
  • The worker was approximately 50 years old.
  • Emergency medical services attempted resuscitation efforts.
  • Paramedics pronounced the worker dead at the scene.
  • The incident was reported at 12:03 PM on Wednesday.

A construction worker, approximately 50 years old, died on Wednesday after falling from a significant height at a building site in Beit Jann, northern Israel. Emergency medical services (Magen David Adom, MDA) were dispatched to the scene after receiving a report at 12:03 PM. Paramedics and EMTs found the worker unconscious and suffering from severe, multi-system trauma. They immediately began extensive resuscitation efforts. Paramedic Shim'on Elbaz described the scene, stating, "We were led at the construction site to the worker who lay unconscious, without a pulse and without breathing, with multi-system trauma. We began performing advanced resuscitation efforts, after which we unfortunately had to pronounce him dead at the scene."

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