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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Criminal Probe Launched Against Two Transport Ministry Officials in Flydubai Incident

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 15 newsrooms covering

A criminal investigation has been launched against two senior Ministry of Transport officials, Dvir Rubinstein and Avri Cohen, over a Flydubai flight incident that nearly caused a disaster. The officials are suspected of conflicts of interest and unauthorized outside employment. The investigation seeks to determine their culpability and impact on aviation safety. The Ministry of Transport has not yet commented on the probe.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Two senior Ministry of Transport officials, Dvir Rubinstein and Avri Cohen, are under criminal investigation.
  • The probe concerns a Flydubai flight incident that nearly led to a disaster.
  • Suspicions include conflicts of interest and unauthorized secondary employment.
  • The investigation aims to assess the officials' alleged misconduct and its safety implications.
  • The Ministry of Transport has not yet released an official statement.
Criminal Probe Launched Against Two Transport Ministry Officials in Flydubai Incident
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A criminal investigation has been opened against two senior officials in the Ministry of Transport, Dvir Rubinstein and Avri Cohen, in connection with the Flydubai flight incident that nearly resulted in a disaster. The officials are suspected of conflicts of interest and holding additional employment without authorization.

The incident involved a Flydubai flight that experienced a near-catastrophe, though the specifics of the flight's malfunction or the nature of the potential disaster were not detailed in the report. The investigation aims to uncover the extent of the officials' alleged misconduct and its potential impact on aviation safety.

Further details regarding the timeline of the investigation and the specific roles of Rubinstein and Cohen in the ministry were not immediately available. The Ministry of Transport has not yet issued an official statement regarding the criminal probe.

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