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Six Injured, One Critically, in Negev Brawl

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Six Injured, One Critically, in Negev Brawl

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Six people were injured, one critically, in a brawl Monday evening in Mevo'ot Arnon, Negev. A 19-year-old suffered critical penetrating injuries, while three youths had moderate wounds and another person minor injuries. A woman was treated for shock. All injured were hospitalized.

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  • Six people were injured in a brawl in Mevo'ot Arnon, Negev, on Monday evening.
  • A 19-year-old sustained critical penetrating injuries.
  • Three youths aged 15-17 suffered moderate wounds.
  • Another person had minor injuries and a woman was treated for shock.
  • All physically injured individuals had penetrating wounds and were hospitalized.
Six Injured, One Critically, in Negev Brawl
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Six people were injured in a brawl that occurred Monday evening in the town of Mevo'ot Arnon in the Negev region. A 19-year-old male sustained critical injuries, while three other youths, aged 15, 16, and 17, suffered moderate wounds. Another individual sustained minor injuries, and all those with physical wounds had penetrating injuries. A woman was also treated for mild shock. Medical teams responded to the scene and provided initial treatment before transporting the injured to the hospital for further care. The incident was classified as a violent altercation leading to multiple injuries.

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