Two teenagers were rescued in two separate incidents in the Golan Heights on Tuesday evening, according to Guy Varon (N12). One fell from a height of about three meters in Nahal Yehudia and suffered a head injury; the other fell in Nahal Banias and injured his leg. Police volunteers from the Golan Rescue Unit and Border Police fighters participated in the rescues.
The rescues were reported Tuesday evening by Guy Varon (N12). The two teenagers were rescued simultaneously in separate streams in the Golan Heights. One fell from a height of about three meters at Nahal Yehudia, sustaining a head injury; the other fell at Nahal Banias, injuring his leg. Police volunteers from the Golan Rescue Unit and Border Police fighters carried out the extraction. No further details on the condition of the teenagers have been reported. The Zioneer has reported on several hiking and water-related rescue incidents across northern Israel in recent weeks, including a 13-year-old boy injured in a fall in the Gilboa forests and a group of teenagers rescued from the Sea of Galilee.
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