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Hiker Rescued by Air After Falling 15 Meters Near Dead Sea

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A man around 60 years old was seriously injured after falling 15 meters during a hike near Ein Prat by the Dead Sea. Rescue teams, including Unit 669 and an Air Force helicopter, evacuated him to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. He is in serious condition following the incident.

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  • A hiker fell 15 meters near Ein Prat, sustaining a severe head injury.
  • Rescue teams conducted a complex operation to reach and evacuate the injured man.
  • An Air Force helicopter transported the hiker to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital.
  • The injured hiker is reported to be in serious condition.

A complex rescue operation was conducted by medical teams from the "Megilot Yam HaMelach" (Dead Sea) rescue unit, assisted by inspectors from the Nature and Parks Authority and firefighters. The incident involved a man, approximately 60 years old, who sustained a severe head injury after falling about 15 meters during a hike near Ein Prat. Paramedics reached the injured hiker, who was found in a confused state at the fall site, and provided him with immediate medical attention. The man was subsequently evacuated by Unit 669 combat medics. An Air Force helicopter transported him to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, where he is listed in serious condition. Volunteers from the rescue unit's psychological support team provided assistance to the injured man's friends throughout the operation and the journey to the hospital.

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