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Six Injured, One Critically, in Negev Brawl

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Six Teenagers Injured in Violence Incident in Negev Town

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Six teenagers, aged 15 to 17, were injured in a violence incident in Mevo'ot Arnon in the Negev. Paramedics treated the youths at the scene before transferring them to hospitals for further care. The cause of the violence was not specified.

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  • Six teenagers aged 15-17 were injured in a violence incident in Mevo'ot Arnon, Negev.
  • Paramedics from United Hatzalah provided initial medical treatment to the injured youths.
  • The victims were subsequently transported to hospitals for further medical attention.
  • The incident involved violence occurring in multiple locations within the town.

Six teenagers, aged 15 to 17, were injured in a violence incident that occurred in multiple locations within the town of Mevo'ot Arnon in the Negev region. Paramedics from the United Hatzalah (Union of Rescue) emergency services provided initial treatment to the injured youths at the scene.

Paramedics Moshe Azriel, Gonen Oren, and El'anan Fazana stated, "We were informed that the youths were injured as a result of a violence incident. With the help of additional paramedics, we provided them with first aid at the scene, and then they were transferred to hospitals for further treatment." The exact circumstances of the violence were not detailed in the report.

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