Golan Rescue Volunteers Save Cyclist Suffering Heart Attack
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Golan Heights rescue volunteers, with the police and Magen David Adom, saved a man who suffered a heart attack while cycling alone near the Banias River. The man contacted his son, who called for help, leading to his treatment and evacuation by ambulance. He was conscious throughout the rescue operation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Golan rescue volunteers saved a cyclist who suffered a heart attack near the Banias River.
- The cyclist contacted his son, who then alerted rescue and ambulance services.
- Paramedics provided initial treatment at the scene before transporting the man.
- The man was evacuated by a Magen David Adom intensive care ambulance.
- The cyclist remained conscious during the entire rescue operation.
Volunteer rescuers in the Golan Heights, affiliated with the police, successfully saved a man who experienced a heart attack while cycling alone near the Banias River, close to Kibbutz Snir. The man felt unwell and contacted his son, who then called for rescue and ambulance services. Rescuers from the Golan unit, working with Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics, provided initial medical treatment at the scene. The man was then transported on a stretcher to a nearby parking lot. He was evacuated by an MDA intensive care unit ambulance, fully conscious, to continue receiving medical treatment.
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