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Man Critically Wounded in Ramat Gan Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
A 25-year-old foreign worker was critically stabbed on Wednesday evening in an apartment in Ramat Gan and was taken to Sheba Medical Center in serious, unstable condition. Police arrested one suspect and detained two other men as they investigated the circumstances.
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What happened
- 01A 25-year-old foreign worker was critically stabbed on Wednesday evening in an apartment on Malkhei Tzedek Street in Ramat Gan.
- 02Magen David Adom evacuated the wounded man to Sheba Medical Center in serious, unstable condition after treating him at the scene.
- 03An MDA paramedic said the victim had a penetrating wound, was conscious but disoriented, and was moved in a mobile intensive care unit.
- 04Police arrested one suspect in connection with the stabbing and detained two other men for questioning.
- 05Officers from the Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan station responded after the first report and continued investigating the circumstances.
- 06One report said the apartment was shared by foreign nationals of Chinese origin, while another said they were of Egyptian origin.
The stabbing took place on Malkhei Tzedek Street in an apartment shared by foreign nationals. One report said the residents were of Chinese origin, while another said they were of Egyptian origin.
Magen David Adom treated the wounded man at the scene and evacuated him by mobile intensive care unit. An MDA paramedic said he was conscious but disoriented and had a penetrating wound.
Police said officers from the Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan station responded after the initial report, arrested one suspect at the scene and took two other men for questioning. Investigators continued to collect evidence and examine the circumstances of the stabbing.
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