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(JNS) Pesach Benson - Israeli United Hatzalah emergency medical services volunteers working in earthquake-stricken Morocco have pivoted from search and rescue to treating victims. Within 24 hours of the Sept. 8 earthquake, a Hatzalah delegation was on the ground, involved in search and rescue operations. The delegation has been traveling around rural Morocco, setting up a field clinic in small communities. "We're treating on average 150-200 people a day," said Hatzalah's director of French operations, Samuel Arrouas. The aid work meant spending Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, in the Atlas Mountains. But saving lives "comes before everything," Arrouas stressed.2023-09-21 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Aid Team in Morocco Saves Lives
(JNS) Pesach Benson - Israeli United Hatzalah emergency medical services volunteers working in earthquake-stricken Morocco have pivoted from search and rescue to treating victims. Within 24 hours of the Sept. 8 earthquake, a Hatzalah delegation was on the ground, involved in search and rescue operations. The delegation has been traveling around rural Morocco, setting up a field clinic in small communities. "We're treating on average 150-200 people a day," said Hatzalah's director of French operations, Samuel Arrouas. The aid work meant spending Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, in the Atlas Mountains. But saving lives "comes before everything," Arrouas stressed.2023-09-21 00:00:00Full Article
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