Netanyahu Visits Northern Border Blast Victims, Warns Public on Unexploded Ordnance
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited victims of a serious incident on the northern border at Rambam Hospital. He ordered intensified public warnings and a strict prohibition on touching unexploded ordnance. A 14-year-old student injured in the blast recounted his experience trying to help a friend.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu visited victims of a northern border incident at Rambam Hospital.
- He ordered intensified public warnings about unexploded ordnance.
- Netanyahu stressed a strict prohibition on touching any munitions remnants.
- A 14-year-old student, Eitan Masauri, was injured by shrapnel.
- Masauri recounted trying to help his injured friend at the scene.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Rambam Hospital on Tuesday to see those injured in a serious incident on the northern border and to check on their families. Accompanied by Education Minister Kish, Netanyahu instructed the commander of the Home Front Command to intensify public warnings and directives regarding unexploded ordnance. He emphasized a strict prohibition on touching any remnants of munitions and ordered extensive sweeps to locate them.
One of the injured, 14-year-old student Eitan Masauri, who sustained a shrapnel wound to his neck, recounted the event, stating, "I realized I was hit, and I saw my friend was injured, so I tried to help him."
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