Flash Floods Warned for Dead Sea and Negev Valleys Sunday
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Authorities are warning of potential flash floods in the Dead Sea and Negev regions on Sunday. The public is urged to avoid entering flowing wadis and stay away from their edges due to collapse risks. Visitors should check trail conditions and follow weather updates and safety instructions.
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- Flash floods are expected in the Dead Sea and Negev regions on Sunday.
- Authorities warn against entering flowing wadis due to life-threatening risks.
- People are advised not to approach wadi edges because of potential bank collapses.
- Visitors should check trail conditions and follow weather and safety updates.
Authorities have issued a warning for potential flash floods in the Dead Sea and Negev regions on Sunday. The public is urged to exercise caution and refrain from entering wadis, or dry riverbeds, where water is flowing, whether on foot or by vehicle, until water levels fully recede. Officials emphasized that this poses a life-threatening risk.
Additionally, people are advised not to approach the edges of wadis during floods due to the danger of bank collapses. Those planning to visit natural sites are encouraged to inquire in advance about the condition of trails and locations through the information center at number 3639. The public should also follow weather updates from the Meteorological Service's website and news bulletins, and adhere to all safety instructions issued for visitors.
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