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Forest Fire Engulfs Karmiel Apartment Building, Two Homes Ablaze

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Behadrei HaredimGeneral

Major Fire in Karmiel Destroys Four Homes, Displaces Residents

Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A large fire in Karmiel destroyed four apartments and led to the evacuation of 44 others. Around 20 residents were moved to a municipal shelter, and one person was treated for minor injuries. Mayor Moshe Kuninsky was present at the scene, coordinating with emergency services. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Four apartments were completely destroyed in a major fire in Karmiel.
  • 44 apartments were evacuated due to the blaze on Tze'elim Street.
  • Approximately 20 residents were relocated to a municipal support center.
  • One person received treatment for minor injuries at the Galilee Medical Center.
  • Mayor Moshe Kuninsky is coordinating the emergency response.
  • The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by authorities.

A significant fire erupted in Karmiel on Tze'elim Street, completely destroying four apartments and forcing the evacuation of 44 others. Approximately 20 residents were relocated to a temporary shelter established by the Karmiel Municipality. One person was treated for minor injuries at the Galilee Medical Center.

Mayor Moshe Kuninsky was on the scene from early morning, coordinating with emergency services, including City Security Officer Gil Dahan and municipal teams. The municipality opened a support center at the Volunteer House near the fire site for affected residents.

"I am here on the ground with the municipal teams and emergency officials to ensure residents receive the necessary response," stated Mayor Kuninsky. "We are operating in full coordination with firefighting, rescue, and police forces, prioritizing resident safety and assisting anyone in need. We will continue to support residents and act according to the needs on the ground."

Firefighting and rescue teams, along with police, worked to extinguish the blaze and are currently investigating its cause. The municipality is monitoring the situation and will provide further assistance as required.

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