Miracle in Netanya: 75-Year-Old Revived After Cardiac Arrest on Street
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
A 75-year-old man in Netanya collapsed on a street on Thursday afternoon suffering from cardiac arrest. MDA paramedics responded quickly, performed advanced resuscitation, and successfully revived him. The man regained consciousness and was transported to Laniado Hospital in stable condition.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 75-year-old man in Netanya suffered cardiac arrest and was revived by MDA paramedics.
- The incident occurred on a street in Netanya on Thursday afternoon.
- Bystanders called MDA after seeing the man collapse.
- Advanced resuscitation efforts included CPR and medication.
- The man regained consciousness and was taken to Laniado Hospital.
A 75-year-old man who suffered a cardiac arrest on a street in Netanya on Thursday afternoon was successfully resuscitated and transported to Laniado Hospital in stable condition. MDA emergency services received the call at 1:13 PM and dispatched paramedics and EMTs to the scene. Upon arrival, they found the man unconscious, without a pulse or breathing. Bystanders reported seeing him collapse and immediately called MDA.
MDA doctor Kobi Schiff, a volunteer, and Binyamin Saadia from the MDA motorcycle unit, described the rapid response. "We arrived quickly and saw the man lying in the street, unconscious, without a pulse or breathing," they stated. "Citizens who were there told us they saw him lying there unresponsive and immediately called MDA's 101 hotline."
Advanced resuscitation efforts were initiated, including CPR and medication. After several minutes, the man's pulse returned, and he regained consciousness. He was then evacuated to Laniado Hospital. "To arrive at such an incident and understand within a few moments that you have saved a life and prevented a tragedy for an entire family is moving, and that is why we volunteer with the MDA motorcycle unit," Schiff and Saadia added.
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