Toddler Dies in Arad After Apparent Vehicle Collision
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
A two-year-old toddler died in Arad on Sunday after apparently being hit by a vehicle. The child was brought to a Magen David Adom station unconscious and without vital signs, then transported to Soroka Hospital where death was pronounced. Paramedics performed resuscitation efforts but were unable to save the child.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A two-year-old toddler died in Arad on Sunday after an apparent vehicle collision.
- The child was found unconscious and without vital signs at an MDA station.
- Paramedics performed resuscitation efforts en route to Soroka Hospital.
- The toddler was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital's trauma room.
- The incident was reported to MDA dispatch at 4:21 PM.
A two-year-old toddler died on Sunday in Arad after apparently being struck by a vehicle. The child was brought to the Magen David Adom (MDA) station in the city unconscious, without a pulse or breathing, and suffering from multi-system trauma. MDA teams began resuscitation efforts and evacuated the child to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba in critical condition.
Upon arrival at the hospital's trauma room, the toddler was pronounced dead. The incident was reported to MDA's Negev region emergency dispatch at 4:21 PM. Paramedics Elad Pass and Wissam Azbarga described the child as unconscious and without vital signs upon arrival at the station, initiating advanced resuscitation measures including chest compressions, ventilation, medication, and bleeding control.
The paramedics continued resuscitation en route to the hospital in a mobile intensive care unit, but the child's condition remained critical and was ultimately pronounced dead at the hospital.
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