A total of 175 people were wounded in the Iranian ballistic missile strike in Dimona and Arad, Soroka Medical Center reports.
From the missile strike in Dimona, 60 wounded individuals were evacuated to the hospital, including a 12-year-old boy in serious condition who underwent surgery, and a man in his 20s in moderate condition. In total, five of the wounded are currently being hospitalized.
From the missile strike in Arad, 115 injured individuals were evacuated, nine of them in serious condition. A total of 31 wounded people have been hospitalized at Soroka, including 18 children.
The hospital says it continues to operate at full emergency readiness and remains prepared to respond in any situation.
Also, two of the people wounded in the strikes who were evacuated to Sheba Medical Center are lightly injured and are continuing their treatment there, the hospital reports.
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