Jerusalem Firefighters Rescue Child Whose Hand Was Trapped in Mixer Whisk

Firefighters from the National District station in Jerusalem successfully rescued a child whose hand became trapped in the metal whisk of a kitchen mixer at his home. The incident occurred on Friday, prompting an emergency call to the Fire and Rescue Services' 102 hotline. Upon arrival, the firefighters found the child's hand entangled in the rigid metal wires of the whisk, unable to free himself.

Using a small cutting tool called a Dremel, the rescue team carefully cut through the metal wires one by one to release the child's hand without causing injury. Throughout the delicate operation, the firefighters kept the child calm and reassured. The operation was led by Chief Fire Officer Gordon Assulin, who emphasized the precision and sensitivity required to avoid harm during the rescue. The child was freed safely and unharmed.