Three men are in critical condition after drowning incidents Saturday morning at beaches in Atlit, Netanya, and Herzliya, according to Israeli media reports. The men were pulled from the water unconscious and are receiving CPR.
Three drowning incidents were reported at beaches along Israel's Mediterranean coast this morning, with all three victims now in critical condition, according to Israeli media reports. As The Zioneer reported earlier, the first incident occurred at Atlit beach around 10:30, where a man was pulled from the water unconscious. A second incident near Netanya left a 71-year-old man in critical condition, evacuated while receiving CPR, reported around 13:00. A third man, approximately 40, was pulled from the water at Herzliya's Keshet Beach around 13:24, also in critical condition. The latest update confirms all three men are receiving CPR.
3 developments
- DevelopingMDA: Man, 71, in critical condition after Netanya beach drowning, evacuated with CPR ongoing
- DevelopingMan in critical condition after being pulled from water at Ashkelon beach — MDA
- StrongMDA paramedics recount rescue of infant in serious condition after Herzliya pool drowning
- DevelopingMan, 58, in moderate condition after drowning at Tel Aviv's Trumpeldor Beach — MDA
Source and signal
- Open-source intake