Child Plays With Unexploded Missile Fragment in Tiberias
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
A 10-year-old boy in Tiberias found and played with an unexploded missile fragment before his father alerted authorities. Police sappers confirmed the fragment contained active explosives and secured the area for a controlled detonation. The incident follows a fatal ordnance explosion in northern Israel the previous day, underscoring the dangers of unexploded military material.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 10-year-old boy in Tiberias found and played with an unexploded missile fragment.
- Police sappers confirmed the fragment contained active explosives and secured the area.
- The incident occurred one day after a 15-year-old was killed by cluster bomb ordnance.
- Authorities are reminding the public not to touch or move suspicious ordnance.
- The fragment will be detonated in a controlled explosion at the site.
A day after a fatal incident in the Ramim Ridge area where a 15-year-old was killed by unexploded cluster bomb ordnance, a dangerous situation in Tiberias concluded safely. A boy, approximately 10 years old, found a missile fragment on Rebbe Akiva Street and played with it before bringing it to his father. The father recognized the danger, moved the fragment away, and called the police. Police sappers arrived and determined that the fragment contained active explosive material, posing a risk of detonation. The area was secured, and sappers began preparations for a controlled explosion of the ordnance. This incident highlights the severe danger posed by unexploded ordnance, and authorities are reminding the public not to touch or move suspicious objects, but to move away and call the police immediately.
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