Magen David Adom Treats 24 People at Polling Stations on Election Day
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Magen David Adom paramedics treated 24 people at and near Israeli polling stations on election day. The incidents included two cardiac arrest resuscitations, 10 minor fall-related injuries, and one case of a pregnant woman in labor. One person was injured in a violence incident. MDA teams maintained high alert throughout the day.
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- Magen David Adom treated 24 people at polling stations on election day.
- Two men, aged 94 and 60, required resuscitation after cardiac arrest.
- Ten individuals sustained minor injuries from falls.
- A pregnant woman was taken to the hospital from a polling station due to labor.
- One person was injured in a violence incident in Basmat Tab'un.
Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics provided medical treatment to 24 individuals at and near polling stations across Israel on election day, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The cases included 12 medical incidents, among them two resuscitation attempts for men aged 94 in Ramat Gan and approximately 60 in Eilat, both of whom had suffered cardiac arrest. MDA crews also treated 10 people who sustained minor injuries from tripping and falling. A 37-year-old pregnant woman was transported from a Ramat Gan polling station due to the onset of labor. Additionally, one person suffered minor injuries from a violence-related incident in Basmat Tab'un. Magen David Adom stated that its teams remain on high alert to provide medical care as needed.
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