Boy Finds Unexploded Rocket in Tiberias, Plays With It
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
A 10-year-old boy found an unexploded rocket in Tiberias and played with it, prompting his father to call police. Bomb disposal experts confirmed the rocket contained active explosives and posed a significant danger. The incident occurred a day after a fatal accident at Mount Ramim. Police secured the area for a controlled detonation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 10-year-old boy found an unexploded rocket in Tiberias and played with it.
- Bomb disposal experts confirmed the rocket contained active explosive material.
- The discovery happened one day after a fatal incident at Mount Ramim.
- Police cordoned off the area for a controlled explosion.
- The rocket could have detonated and caused a severe disaster.
The child brought the ordnance to his father, who immediately discarded it and called police. Bomb disposal experts who examined the rocket confirmed it contained active explosive material and was potentially volatile. The police cordoned off the area, and a controlled explosion is scheduled to take place shortly. The discovery occurred a day after a secondary yeshiva student, Eliezer Yair Wilensky, was killed and many were injured in an incident at Mount Ramim. Authorities emphasized that the rocket could have detonated and caused a severe disaster, highlighting the averted tragedy due to the active explosives found within.
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