Four-Month-Old Baby Dies After Emergency Resuscitation at Daycare in Gedera
A four-month-old infant was rushed to Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot in critical condition on Wednesday afternoon after losing consciousness at a daycare center in Gedera. The emergency call was received by Magen David Adom (MDA) at 14:47, prompting paramedics and medics to perform advanced resuscitation efforts on site, including repeated defibrillator shocks. Paramedic Ran Manosis described arriving to find the baby without pulse or breathing and initiating intensive life-saving measures before transporting the infant to the hospital.
Despite continued resuscitation attempts at Kaplan Medical Center, doctors declared the infant dead later that evening. The exact circumstances leading to the baby's collapse remain under investigation. The incident has raised concerns about emergency response and safety protocols in daycare facilities.
Authorities are conducting a thorough inquiry to determine the cause of the infant's sudden deterioration and death while in care.
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