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A 30-year-old man was killed by a grenade blast he was holding in his hand
A 30-year-old man was killed in Be'er Sheva by a grenade he was holding in his hand.
"When I heard a loud explosion, I ran to the scene, he was lying unconscious and suffering from a severe multi-systemic injury," said an MDA medic. The police opened an investigation into the case.
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Friday, 12 November 2021, 00:36 Updated: 01:12
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A 30-year-old man was killed in Be'er Sheva by a grenade blast in his hand.
(Yanir Yagna)
A 30-year-old man was killed last night (Friday) in Be'er Sheva by a grenade that exploded in his hand.
MDA staff arrived at the scene of the incident, Steinberg Street in the city, and after resuscitation attempts determined the man's death. Police opened an investigation to determine the background and circumstances of the incident.
A senior MDA medic, Adir Bitan, said: "I live nearby "I ran to the scene, I saw a 30-year-old man lying unconscious, he suffered a severe multi-systemic injury, we provided him with medical treatment and performed advanced and prolonged operations, at the end of which we had to determine his death."
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"We gave him medical treatment and finally we had to determine his death," said MDA medic (Photo: Yanir Yagna)
Last month, dozens of people demonstrated in the city of Be'er Sheva against the crime and violence raging in the southern region, under the headline "The Negev is Bleeding: Civilian Protest," calling for the return of security to the region.
The demonstration came in the wake of data showing that nearly a quarter of the country’s violent offenses take place in the south, and that last year more investigations were opened in the district than in any other district.
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