Israeli Toddler Drowns in Hotel Pool During Sinai Vacation
A tragic incident occurred in Sharm El-Sheikh, southern Sinai, where a two-year-old Israeli toddler drowned in a hotel swimming pool. The child was rushed to a local hospital, but doctors declared her dead upon arrival. The incident was reported to ZAKA's international unit around 11 p.m. on Tuesday, prompting immediate action to coordinate with authorities in both Israel and Egypt.
ZAKA's Deputy Operations Director, Chaim Wingarten, stated that their international unit operates around the clock in such cases worldwide. They are maintaining continuous communication with all involved parties to expedite the necessary procedures and ensure the toddler's body is returned to Israel for burial with dignity. The organization is also providing full support to the grieving family during this difficult time.
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