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Multiple People Fall Ill After Inhaling Cleaning Supplies at Jerusalem Educational Institution

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Chemical Exposure at Jerusalem School Injures 21

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Twenty-one students and staff members were injured after inhaling hazardous cleaning chemicals at a school in Jerusalem's Shuafat neighborhood. Two children were moderately injured with shortness of breath, while 19 others sustained mild injuries. All affected individuals were evacuated to Hadassah hospitals for treatment.

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  • 21 students and staff were injured by chemical inhalation at a Jerusalem school.
  • Two children suffered moderate injuries, including shortness of breath.
  • Nineteen individuals sustained mild injuries following the incident.
  • The exposure occurred due to inhaling cleaning chemicals at the educational institution.
  • All injured individuals were evacuated to Hadassah hospitals in Jerusalem.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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