11 People, Including 3 Minors, Bitten by Jackals Near the Sea of Galilee
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Eleven people, including three minors, were bitten by jackals near Duga Beach on the Sea of Galilee overnight. Northern Medical Center said all were treated and vaccinated, and most were discharged, while one woman arrived later from another beach.
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- Eleven people were bitten by jackals near Duga Beach overnight.
- Three of the victims were minors.
- All were treated and vaccinated, and most were discharged.
- Magen David Adom said the injured were in mild condition.
- Doctors urged immediate care after any bite, scratch, or close wildlife contact.
Eleven people were bitten overnight by jackals near Duga Beach on the Sea of Galilee, including three minors. According to Northern Medical Center on Saturday morning, all of the victims were treated, received the required vaccinations, and were discharged, except for one female patient who arrived later from another beach.
Magen David Adom said the injured were evacuated to the hospital in mild condition. The incidents took place near the lakeside beach area, where the jackals had come into contact with people during the night.
Dr. Noa Shacham Hadari, head of the emergency department at Northern Medical Center, said anyone bitten, scratched, or closely exposed to a wild animal should seek immediate medical treatment and vaccination. She also urged the public to avoid contact with stray animals and wildlife, keep them away from homes and places where children are present, and ensure household pets are vaccinated by law. “Vigilance and prevention are the best tools we have to protect health,” she said.
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