Education Ministry Defends Hike Route After Fatal Incident
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The Ministry of Education stated it adhered to KKL-JNF limitations and banned activities in the Ramim Ridge area due to war damage following a fatal incident. The ministry asserted that the planned hike route did not enter a forbidden zone and that explicit safety instructions were given. These instructions included a ban on touching unexploded ordnance and a requirement to report it immediately.
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- The Education Ministry stated it followed KKL-JNF limitations and banned activities in the Ramim Ridge area.
- The ministry claims the planned hike route did not enter a forbidden zone.
- Explicit safety instructions were given for the trip, including a ban on touching unexploded ordnance.
- The incident occurred at the Ramim Ridge following war damage to the area.
Following a fatal incident at the Ramim Ridge yesterday, the Ministry of Education stated that it acted within the limitations set by KKL-JNF and had prohibited activities in the area due to war damage. The ministry clarified that the planned route for the hike did not enter a forbidden zone.
According to the ministry's statement, explicit safety instructions were provided as part of the trip's approval. These included a strict prohibition on touching missile remnants or ammunition, along with a directive to report any such findings immediately.
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