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Soldier in serious condition after snakebite

by  Yaron Doron
Published on  05-16-2022 14:50
Last modified: 05-16-2022 14:50
Soldier in serious condition after snakebiteWikimedia Commons

Daboia palaestinae, also known as the is a viper species endemic to the Levant | Photo: Wikimedia Commons

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A 20-year-old soldier was rushed to a hospital in central Israel on Monday morning after suffering a snakebite to the neck during a training session on base.

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MDA paramedics treated the soldier before evacuating him to the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera where he remains in serious, unstable condition, the IDF confirmed.

Monday's incident is the fourth case of snakebite reported in the past four days.

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