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Now 14Security

Man in His 30s Moderately Injured in Violent Incident in Haifa

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A man in his 30s was moderately injured by a penetrating wound in a violent incident on Ahi Eilat Boulevard, Haifa, and was treated by United Hatzalah before hospital transfer.

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  • A man in his 30s was moderately injured in a violent event in Haifa.
  • The injury was penetrating and occurred on Ahi Eilat Boulevard.
  • United Hatzalah provided initial medical care at the scene.
  • The victim was then transported to the hospital for further treatment.
  • His condition is currently defined as moderate.
  • Medics Moshe Dov Cohen, Meir Ilon, and Elhai Dayan treated the victim.
Man in His 30s Moderately Injured in Violent Incident in Haifa
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A man in his 30s sustained a moderate penetrating injury during a violent incident on Ahi Eilat Boulevard in Haifa. The emergency medical organization United Hatzalah reported that their teams provided initial medical treatment at the scene before transporting him to the hospital for further care. The victim's condition is currently classified as moderate. United Hatzalah medics Moshe Dov Cohen, Meir Ilon, and Elhai Dayan stated that the injury resulted from violence and emphasized the prompt medical assistance given at the location prior to hospital transfer.

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