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AlarabWeather

Massive Fire Near Umm al-Fahm Engulfs Open Area, Five Fire Crews Deployed

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Five firefighting crews and four aerial units are battling a large fire in an open area near Muawiya, Israel. Thick black smoke is visible from a distance as operations continue.

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  • Five fire crews and four planes are fighting a large blaze.
  • The fire is in an open area near Muawiya.
  • Thick black smoke is visible from a distance.
  • Firefighting operations are ongoing.

A large fire broke out in an open area near the town of Muawiya, prompting a significant response from emergency services. Five firefighting and rescue crews were dispatched to combat the blaze, which generated thick black smoke visible from afar. The "Elad" aerial firefighting unit, comprising four planes, was also called to the scene to assist in extinguishing the flames.

Firefighters are currently engaged in ongoing operations at the location. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops, according to a statement from the spokesperson for Arab media in the Fire and Rescue Authority, Kaid Zahar. The incident occurred on September 10, 2026, with initial reports emerging around 6:25 PM and an update at 6:45 PM.

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