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Five Injured in Northern Israel Cluster Munition Explosion Remain in Serious Condition
Five people, including four children, are in serious condition after a suspected cluster munition exploded during a school trip in northern Israel on October 12. One child is sedated and on a ventilator in Safed, while three others are in critical condition in Nahariya.
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What happened
- 01Five people, including four children, remain in serious condition after a cluster munition explosion in northern Israel.
- 02A child is sedated and on a ventilator in Safed, while three other children are in critical condition in Nahariya.
- 03A 61-year-old teacher is in serious condition at Rambam Hospital in Haifa following surgery.
- 04The explosion occurred on October 12 during a school trip near the Ramim Ridge.
- 05One student, Elazar Yair Vilensky, died, and 24 others were injured in the blast.
- 06The munition is suspected to be a remnant from shelling originating from Lebanon.
A 61-year-old teacher is also in serious condition in Haifa. The blast, believed to be from a remnant of shelling from Lebanon, killed one student and injured 24 others. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.
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