Nature Authority Warns of Flash Flood Risk Near Dead Sea
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israel's Nature and Parks Authority warned of flash flood dangers in riverbeds near the Dead Sea and Judean Desert on Sunday, October 11. The meteorological service predicted flood risks, leading to a ban on hiking and driving in affected areas. Approaching riverbanks is also prohibited due to potential soil collapse, with authorities stressing the life-threatening nature of these risks.
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- Israel's Nature and Parks Authority warned of flash flood risks near the Dead Sea on Sunday, October 11.
- The meteorological service predicted a danger of flooding in the Judean Desert and Dead Sea regions.
- Hiking and vehicle travel in riverbeds are prohibited until water levels decrease.
- Approaching riverbeds is forbidden due to the risk of soil collapse.
- Violating the prohibitions is considered life-threatening.
Israel's Nature and Parks Authority issued a warning on Sunday, October 11, regarding the threat of flash floods in riverbeds around the Dead Sea and the Judean Desert. According to forecasts from the meteorological service, there is a danger of flooding in these areas. Consequently, hiking and vehicle travel through the riverbeds are prohibited until the water levels recede completely. Additionally, approaching the edge of the riverbeds is forbidden due to the risk of soil collapse. The Authority emphasized that violating these prohibitions poses a mortal danger.
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