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Two-Month-Old Baby Found Unconscious in Beit Shemesh Dies in Hospital

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A two-month-old baby was found unconscious in Beit Shemesh and later died at Shaare Zedek Hospital; police are investigating possible accidental suffocation by the infant's older sister.

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  • A two-month-old baby was found unconscious in Beit Shemesh and died in hospital.
  • MDA paramedics performed advanced resuscitation before hospital transfer.
  • The infant's older sister reportedly slept in the same bed and may have accidentally suffocated her.
  • Police opened an investigation and are collecting evidence at the scene.
  • The baby was found without pulse or breathing upon paramedics' arrival.
Two-Month-Old Baby Found Unconscious in Beit Shemesh Dies in Hospital
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A two-month-old infant was found unconscious in a residential building in Beit Shemesh on Monday afternoon. Paramedics from Magen David Adom (MDA) provided emergency medical treatment at the scene and rushed her to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in critical condition, where doctors later declared her dead. According to witness accounts, the infant's older sister was sleeping in the same bed and may have accidentally suffocated her. The police from the Beit Shemesh station arrived at the scene, launched an investigation, and began collecting evidence to clarify the circumstances surrounding the death.

MDA reported that when their teams arrived, the baby was without pulse and breathing. Emergency medical technician Rafael Tolidano described initiating advanced resuscitation efforts including chest compressions and ventilation before transporting her to the hospital. The case remains under investigation as authorities seek to determine the exact cause and details of the tragic incident.

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