Train Services Halted Due to Fire Near Tracks
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Train services to Be'er Sheva and Beit Shemesh were temporarily halted due to a fire near the tracks in the Na'an area. Israel Railways advised passengers to Be'er Sheva to consider an alternative route. Services will resume after the fire department approves.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Train services to Be'er Sheva and Beit Shemesh were temporarily stopped due to a fire.
- The fire occurred near the tracks in the Na'an area.
- Passengers to Be'er Sheva were advised to use the Western Negev line.
- Services will resume after approval from the fire department.
Israel Railways temporarily suspended train traffic on lines to Be'er Sheva and Beit Shemesh on Tuesday due to a fire near the tracks in the Na'an area. The affected Be'er Sheva lines include those passing through Kiryat Gat, Lehavim-Rahat, and others. Passengers traveling to or from Be'er Sheva stations are advised to consider using the Western Negev line, which serves stations like Sderot and Ofakim. Train services will resume once the fire department (Kaba"h) gives the all-clear.
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