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[Ynet News] Shmulik Hadad - Two-year-old Tair Afgin, who was wounded when a Palestinian Grad rocket crashed into an Ashkelon shopping mall on Wednesday, has regained consciousness, doctors at Sheba Medical Center said Thursday. Her mother, Avital, was moderately wounded while Tair sustained severe injuries. Avital has undergone several operations to remove shrapnel from various places in her body, while doctors are waiting for Tair's condition to stabilize further before they attempt to remove shards of shrapnel that pierced her head. 2008-05-16 01:00:00Full Article
Toddler Wounded in Mall Attack Regains Consciousness
[Ynet News] Shmulik Hadad - Two-year-old Tair Afgin, who was wounded when a Palestinian Grad rocket crashed into an Ashkelon shopping mall on Wednesday, has regained consciousness, doctors at Sheba Medical Center said Thursday. Her mother, Avital, was moderately wounded while Tair sustained severe injuries. Avital has undergone several operations to remove shrapnel from various places in her body, while doctors are waiting for Tair's condition to stabilize further before they attempt to remove shards of shrapnel that pierced her head. 2008-05-16 01:00:00Full Article
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