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Ministry of HealthSecurity

Jerusalem Hospitals Conduct Large-Scale Terror Preparedness Drill

Translated & summarized from Ministry of Health by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Jerusalem hospitals and health clinics participated in a large-scale, pre-planned drill simulating unconventional terror scenarios. The exercise, led by the Ministry of Defense and involving security and emergency forces, aimed to enhance national preparedness, with routine hospital operations continuing unaffected.

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  • Jerusalem hospitals and clinics held a major terror preparedness drill.
  • The exercise simulated unconventional terror scenarios.
  • It was part of routine national security readiness.
  • The Ministry of Defense led the drill.
  • Routine hospital operations continued normally.

A significant security and emergency forces drill took place in Jerusalem, impacting the vicinity of hospitals and health clinics. The exercise, which was pre-planned, involved the presence of training teams within the hospital grounds and clinics. During the drill, increased movement of security and emergency forces was noticeable around and within the hospital and clinic areas.

This exercise is part of Israel's routine national preparedness for unconventional terror scenarios. It was led by the Ministry of Defense and included the cooperation of all emergency and rescue organizations across the country.

Despite the drill, routine operations at the hospitals and health clinics continued as normal throughout the exercise period.

Ministry of HealthOfficial · Jerusalem

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