She was found without a pulse • 3-year-old drowned in a backyard pool in Bat Ayin: She is in serious condition

July 21, 2020   

A three-year-old toddler drowned this morning (Tuesday) in a pool in a private home in the Bat Ayin community in Gush Etzion. Her condition is described as critical. It's worth checking: You may be entitled to a lot of money from National Insurance. Rescue forces provided medical treatment to the toddler and performed CPR on her. His secret: Earn a prestigious degree without preparatory school and without prerequisites • Want one too? When her pulse returned, she was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in critical condition and unconscious. MDA emergency medical paramedic Levi Nativ said: “When we arrived at the scene, the girl was lying in the yard of the house near the pool, unconscious. We were told that she had been pulled from the water without a pulse and without breathing. We performed advanced CPR on her, which included breathing and massages, and after a few minutes her heart started beating again and her condition stabilized. We put her in an intensive care unit and evacuated her to the hospital in serious condition.“ Moshe Oref, a paramedic at United Hatzalah, said: "When we arrived at the scene, we encountered a girl without a pulse and breathing after she drowned in the pool in her yard. With the assistance of paramedics from United Hatzalah’s motorcycle unit, we performed CPR on her and provided her with first aid. After her pulse returned, she was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem, where her condition is currently described as serious but stable." The police reported: A report was received of a 3-year-old girl who apparently drowned in a home pool in the town of Bat Ayin and was taken to the hospital in critical condition (according to medical sources). The circumstances of the incident are under investigation. Hadassah Ein Kerem reported: A 3-year-old girl was evacuated to the trauma unit by MDA after drowning in a pool in the town of Bat Ayin. Dr. Saar Hashabiya, director of the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Center at Hadassah Ein Kerem, reports that her condition is serious, she needs respiratory support and will be treated in the pediatric intensive care unit.