(haipo) Israel Police volunteers from the Golan Rescue Unit recently completed the rescue of a 14-year-old girl from Haifa, who injured her back during a school trip to the Jilbon Stream. The girl tripped while walking on the trail, was treated on the spot by a medical team and transported on a stretcher to the parking lot.
The girl stumbled while walking along the Jilbon Stream trail.
The girl, a resident of Haifa, went on a school trip to the Jilbon Stream. While walking along the trail, she tripped and injured her back. Following the injury, volunteers from the Israel Police's Golan Rescue Unit were called to assist in the rescue from the area. A paramedic and medics from the unit's medical team arrived at the scene and provided the girl with initial medical treatment on the spot, after which the rescuers carried her on a stretcher up the steep path until they reached the nearby parking lot.
The girl chose to evacuate independently for further testing.
A Magen David Adom ambulance was waiting in the parking lot, which had been pre-arranged to receive the injured girl. However, after arriving at the parking lot, the girl chose to evacuate on her own for further medical examinations and was not taken in an ambulance. The Golan Rescue Unit of the Israel Police reported that the volunteers successfully completed the rescue operation.
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