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Ongoing Story· Day 62

Worker Injured in 5-Meter Fall in Tel Aviv

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AlarabSecurity

Three Workers Injured in 8-Meter Fall in Netivot, One Critically

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Three workers were injured in Netivot on Thursday evening after falling about 8 meters from scaffolding. One 20-year-old worker suffered critical injuries, while two others sustained moderate wounds. Emergency services treated and transported the injured to Soroka Hospital for further care.

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  • Three workers were injured in Netivot after falling 8 meters from scaffolding.
  • One 20-year-old worker sustained critical injuries, including head and limb trauma.
  • Two other workers, aged 40 and another, suffered moderate injuries.
  • The incident occurred Thursday evening at a construction site on Yehudut Morocco Street.
  • The injured were treated by Magen David Adom and transported to Soroka Hospital.

Three construction workers sustained varying injuries on Thursday evening after falling approximately 8 meters from scaffolding while working at a site on Yehudut Morocco Street in Netivot. The Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service received a report of the incident at 8:25 PM. Paramedics provided initial treatment to the injured workers before transporting them to Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva for further medical care.

A 20-year-old worker suffered serious injuries, including head and limb trauma, while two other workers, aged 40 and another unspecified age, sustained moderate injuries. Responders at the scene reported that the critically injured worker was fully conscious and stable during transport in the intensive care ambulance, and that initial treatments included stopping bleeding.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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