Travelers in the northern streams were injured and stranded

(Hai Fe) - The "Galil Carmel" rescue unit operated on Tuesday, April 2.4.24, XNUMX to rescue travelers in the Carmel Valley.

The Police (North) Rescue Unit "Galil-Carmel" told Lahi Pa News Corporation:

The volunteers of the "Galil-Carmel" rescue unit worked on Tuesday, April 2.4.24, XNUMX throughout the day rescuing travelers in the Carmel and Gilboa streams. Israel Police volunteers from the "Galil-Carmel" rescue unit in cooperation with inspectors from the Nature Reserves and National Parks Authority worked throughout the day to rescue travelers who were injured in the Carmel and Gilboa streams.

In the first incident in Nahal Oren, a 17-year-old student was stung by a scorpion

A team of rescuers from the "Galil-Carmel" rescue unit, together with an inspector from the Nature Reserves Authority, a friend of the wounded man, the medic of the unit gave him initial medical treatment in the field and after the treatment was completed, he was evacuated outside the river, where an ambulance was waiting for him, which took her to Carmel Hospital.

In the second incident in Emek HaNalim in Gilboa, a student with a dislocated shoulder and a teacher in exhaustion

A team of rescuers is a friend to the wounded in the field. The paramedic of the unit gave them initial medical treatment in the field and then they were rescued outside the field. From there an MDA ambulance evacuated her to the hospital.

In the third incident in Nahal Yagor in the Carmel Reserve, a 55-year-old hiker tripped and was injured

A team of rescuers from the "Galil-Carmel" rescue unit entered the reserve with the injured woman, the medic of the unit gave her initial medical treatment. Later, she was evacuated on a stretcher out of the river where an MDA ambulance was waiting for her to evacuate her to the hospital.

In the fourth incident in Nahal Azov in the Haifa area, two hikers tried to shorten their path and got into a thicket

A team of rescuers from the rescue unit made their way through the thicket and made friends with the hikers. After it was ascertained that their health was good, they were evacuated outside the area.