Young Woman Resuscitated After Electrocution in Binyamina by MDA Responder Husband
A 26-year-old woman suffered electrocution and lost consciousness on Sunday evening in Binyamina. Her husband, who is an emergency responder with Magen David Adom (MDA), immediately administered first aid and began resuscitation efforts. Upon arrival, MDA paramedics continued life-saving treatment, including delivering an electric shock with a defibrillator. The woman's pulse was restored, and she was transported in stable condition by ambulance to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center.
Paramedics Yosef Mizrahi and Roni Simsulo reported that the woman was initially unconscious, without pulse or breathing, and showed signs of electrocution. They emphasized the critical role of the defibrillator shock in reviving her heart rhythm. The combined efforts of her husband and the MDA team were credited with saving her life.
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