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| Afula Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station
in Afula is the headquarters of the
Gilboa Region and serves the residents
of Afula and the Yizre’el Valley
area. Afula’s total population
is 42,000 and the growth estimate for
2020 is 125,000. |
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| Arad Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station
in Arad serves the residents of Arad
as well as the large numbers of tourists
and employees who work at Masada and
the Dead Sea resorts. Arad has a population
of 26,000 and it is estimated that this
will more than double by 2020. |
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station download the PDF by clicking
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| Ashdod Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station
in Ashdod is one of the biggest MDA
regional stations in the country, serving
the Mediterranean coast including Nitzanim,
where many of the Gaza residents have
been relocated. |
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| Beit She'an Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station
in Beit She’an serves the residents
of the city and the kibbutzim and moshavim
in the Beit She’an Valley. Beit
She’an’s population is 17,000
and the estimated population by 2020
will be 21,000. |
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station download the PDF by clicking
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| Beersheva Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station
in Beersheva serves the city of Beersheva,
which is the “Capital of the Negev”
and the fifth largest city in Israel
with a population of 184,500. The MDA
Beersheva Station also serves the suburbs
of Omer, Lehavim and Meitar as well
as the local Bedouin communities including
Rahat, Tel-Sheva and Laqiya. |
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station download the PDF by clicking
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| Dimona Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station
in Dimona is 23 miles south of Beersheva
and 22 miles west of the Dead Sea in
the Negev Dessert. The third largest
city in the region, with 50,000 inhabitants,
Dimona was one of several “development
towns” created in the 1950s at
the initiative of David Ben Gurion.
Settled initially by North African new
immigrants, the city grew when the Israel
nuclear program located there. Dimona
is also the center of the “Black
Hebrews,” a small religious community. |
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station download the PDF by clicking
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| Jerusalem Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station in Jerusalem which was built in 1963 and renovated and expanded in 1970, is obsolete and insufficient to serve the city's growing needs. Jerusalem's population is continuing to grow at a rapid pace and it is estimated to reach 950,000 in the next ten years. |
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| Nazareth Station |
| The Nazareth Ilit MDA Emergency Medical Station serves the residents of the city and vicinity, including a sizable Russian émigré community. Nazareth Ilit has a population of 52,000, of which nearly 50% are recent immigrants, and it is estimated that it will grow to 94,000 by 2020. In addition, the Station serves the 60,000 people living in Nazareth, predominantly a Muslim and Christian Arab city which draws many Christian pilgrims. The city also has the largest industrial zone in the area including high tech, industrial and development companies. |
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| Rehovot Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station in Rehovot serves the residents of the city and vicinity. The Station also operates the Yavne Dispatch Station. Rehovot is located ten miles southeast of Tel Aviv and has a population of 114,000. It is estimated to reach 150,000 residents by 2020. 33 percent of the residents are religious; 21% are college/university students and graduates. The city is home to the prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science and the Faculty of Agriculture of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. |
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| Sderot Station |
| The MDA Emergency Medical Station in Sderot serves the residents of the city and vicinity. Sderot is located only one kilometer from the Gaza Strip and has constantly been a target for Qassam rockets and mortar rounds fired by Palestinian militants. Sderot’s total population stands at 23,000 and it is estimated that it will grow to 35,000 by 2020. |
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| The Nancy L. Caroline Library |
| The Nancy L. Caroline Library has opened in the Ramat Gan MDA Emergency Medical Station, ?the primary station used for training MDA personnel. |
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