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Toddler Suffers Severe Burns After Scalding Incident in West Bank Settlement

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

A toddler in Beit Aryeh, a religious community in Samaria, is in serious condition after being severely burned by boiling water. MDA paramedics treated the child at the scene and transported him to Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer. The incident occurred this morning, and the child sustained burns across his body.

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  • A toddler in Beit Aryeh suffered severe burns from boiling water.
  • The child, approximately two years old, is in serious condition.
  • The incident took place this morning in the Samaria region.
  • MDA paramedics provided treatment and transported the child to Sheba Medical Center.

A toddler, approximately two years old, is in serious condition after sustaining severe burns across his body from boiling water. The incident occurred this morning in Beit Aryeh, a religious community in the Samaria region. Emergency medical services from Magen David Adom (MDA) responded to the scene, providing initial treatment before transporting the child to Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer.

Yoni Trompeter, an MDA emergency medical technician, described the scene upon arrival: "We received a report of a baby who was burned by boiling water. We arrived at the scene and saw the baby conscious and suffering from extensive burns on his body after being scalded by boiling water. We provided him with medical treatment and evacuated him in an MDA intensive care unit to the hospital in serious condition."

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