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16 Meron Patients Still Hospitalized, 11-Yr.-Old Boy Taken Off Ventilator


Sixteen people injured in the Meron disaster are still hospitalized, with a number of them in serious or critical condition.

However, the condition of a seriously injured 11-year-old boy from Bnei Brak improved over Shabbos, the Rambam Medical Center in Haifa announced. He regained consciousness and his ventilator has been removed. His condition has now been upgraded to moderate.

Later on Shabbos, a 52-year-old man hospitalized at Rambam, who was seriously injured and had been placed on life support also regained consciousness.

There are three other patients injured at Meron in the intensive care unit at the hospital who are still sedated and ventilated. The other patients are being treated at hospitals around the country.

A total of 32 fatalities were identified at the Abu Kabir Forensic Center in Tel Aviv before Shabbos. The identification of victims was stopped before Shabbos at the ruling of Chief Rabbi Rav Dovi Lau and resumed on Motzei Shabbos.

The levayos of 13 of the victims were held on Friday.

[MERON VICTIMS: 24 Bochurim And Boys, 4 Mir Talmidim, At Least 6 US Citizens, 2 Canadians]

[HEARTBREAKING: List Of Niftarim R”L Killed In Meron Crush Released]

[How Exactly Did The Terrible Disaster At Meron Occur?]

[Father’s Heartrending Hesped For His Son: “You’re Now In Rebbe Shimon’s Yeshiva”]

[WATCH: 10-Yr.-Old Meron Survivor: “I Cried Out Shema Yisrael”]

[“People Were Crushed To Death Before My Eyes” – Survivors Of The Harrowing Scenes Talk]

[Chareidi Reporter Warned Of This Very Tragedy In 2018!]

(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)



2 Responses

  1. This was NOT a stampede. A stampede is “uncontrolled concerted running as an act of mass impulse among herd animals or a crowd of people in which the group collectively begins running, often in an attempt to escape a perceived threat.” NO ONE WAS RUNNING.

    This was NOT a stampede. It suits a secular agenda to portray religion in a negative light.

    Other simple descriptions might be:
    Crush, Avalanche, Collapse.

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