Woman seriously injured in apartment fire in Nazareth
A woman in her 30s was seriously injured in a fire in a residential apartment in Nazareth. She was evacuated by civilians before firefighters arrived and was taken to a hospital with burns and smoke inhalation.
A woman in her 30s was seriously injured in a fire that broke out in a residential apartment in Nazareth. She was evacuated to the English Hospital in the city suffering from extensive burns over all parts of her body and smoke inhalation. Fire and rescue forces from the Nof HaGalil station worked to extinguish the flames and clear the smoke from the building. The woman was rescued from the apartment by civilians who were at the scene before the firefighters arrived. A Magen David Adom paramedic, Maor Atedgi, reported that the woman was semi-conscious and received medical treatment including anesthesia and ventilation. The incident commander, Chief Fire Officer Shlomi Meldasi, stated that the firefighters ruled out the presence of additional trapped individuals in the apartment. The woman's condition is defined as serious and unstable.