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At the end of a search operation: The body of a 22-year-old man who drowned in a pool in the north was found
Imad Aladdin Aish was seen in the afternoon spending time with his family in a dew grove, and has since disappeared.
Police, volunteers and the divers' unit began searches when Aish was located about two hours later.
At this stage there is no suspicion of criminality
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Sunday, 29 August 2021, 01:55 Updated: 02:07
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Imad Aladdin Aish, a 22-year-old resident of Tamra, drowned yesterday (Saturday) in a pool in the Tal grove in the north.
His body was found at the end of a search operation in which police, volunteers and the divers unit took part.
At this stage there is no suspicion of criminality.
Aish was seen in the woods at noon with his family, and since then his traces have been lost.
Following this, the police began searching for him when the divers' unit soon joined.
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There is no suspicion of criminality at this stage.
Aish (Photo: Israel Police Spokeswoman, without)
Earlier this month, a 48-year-old man drowned on Poleg Beach in Netanya.
The MDA team that arrived at the scene found the man in a critical condition and performed resuscitation, which resulted in his death.
Another drowning occurred in July, when a four-year-old girl who was hospitalized in a critical condition after drowning in a private pool in the Galilee She drowned with her parents in a B&B in the Ma'ale Yosef council in the Ma'ale Yosef council, and was hospitalized in intensive care for about five days when she was in a critical condition and breathing.
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