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Worker Rescued After Falling Into 10-Meter Well in Yehud

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Fire and rescue teams in Yehud rescued a worker who fell into a 10-meter deep well. The worker was taken to the hospital in moderate condition. The Fire and Rescue Authority confirmed the incident and provided details of the operation.

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  • A worker was rescued from a 10-meter well in Yehud by fire and rescue teams.
  • The worker was transported to the hospital in moderate condition.
  • The special "Lahav" rescue unit participated in the operation.
  • Kaed Zahar, spokesperson for the Fire and Rescue Authority, provided the information.
Worker Rescued After Falling Into 10-Meter Well in Yehud
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Fire and rescue teams, along with the special "Lahav" rescue unit, successfully extricated a worker who had fallen into a well approximately 10 meters deep in the city of Yehud. The worker was transported to the hospital for further treatment, with their condition described as moderate. The incident was reported by Kaed Zahar, the official spokesperson for Arabic media for the Fire and Rescue Authority.

The rescue operation involved specialized equipment and personnel to safely bring the individual out of the deep well. The authority provided photographic evidence of the rescue operation, highlighting the efforts involved.

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