A 19-year-old was transferred from the Nahal Fora parking lot to Soroka during resuscitation, where he was pronounced dead. • Police arrested eight suspects for questioning in the case and the circumstances of the incident are being investigated.
Effects of heavy heat:
A 19-year-old man died today (Friday) after collapsing at a nature party in a fertile reserve.
The young man was taken to Soroka Hospital in a critical condition, during resuscitation operations, with signs of heat stroke after attending a nature party today in the Nahal Fora area.
His death was determined at a hospital.
Police said eight suspects were detained for questioning and the circumstances of the incident are under investigation.
Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon
MDA paramedic Josh Weinstein: "When we arrived at the parking lot, we were taken to a private car.
The young man was lying in the back seat unconscious and very hot to the touch.
We immediately began life-saving medical treatment that included cooling and performed advanced resuscitation operations that included fluids, resuscitation, massages and medication and evacuated him in critical condition while continuing to perform resuscitation operations to a hospital. "
In another hotspot, in Nahal El Al, a 57-year-old woman was reportedly unconscious with signs of heat stroke.
MDA staff evacuated her in the organization's helicopter to the hospital with her condition defined as moderate.
Paramedic Uriel Madi and senior paramedic Bezalel Leibowitz: "Rescuers from the Golan rescue unit rescued a woman in full consciousness with signs of heat stroke after she felt unwell during a runway. stable".
Another case of heat stroke was recorded in Kiryat Shmona, where a 50-year-old man was found unconscious on Achi Street in Eilat. MDA staff evacuated him to Ziv Hospital while he was anesthetized and respirated.
"When we arrived at Citizens Street, we were told that the man had been lying on the sidewalk for a long time and they called MDA because he did not respond to them," said MDA paramedic Yuval Levy.
"We performed initial medical tests in the field, he was very hot to the touch and we quickly put him in an ambulance that was pre-cooled with an air conditioner. We gave him life-saving medical treatment that included cooling and providing fluids and evacuated him to the hospital while he was anesthetized and respirated.