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Two Critically Injured in Intel Plant Explosion

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Intel Factory Explosion in Kiryat Gat Claims Life of Injured Worker

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A man injured in an explosion at the Intel factory in Kiryat Gat has died, bringing the total fatalities to one. Three people were seriously injured in the blast and taken to Soroka Hospital. Police are investigating the incident, which they suspect was caused by a gas cylinder explosion. The fire involved toxic nitrogen trifluoride gas.

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  • One person has died from injuries sustained in an explosion at the Intel factory in Kiryat Gat.
  • Three people were seriously injured in the blast and transported to Soroka Hospital.
  • Police suspect the explosion was caused by a gas cylinder.
  • The fire involved the inhalation hazard of nitrogen trifluoride gas.
Intel Factory Explosion in Kiryat Gat Claims Life of Injured Worker
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One of the individuals injured in a significant explosion at the Intel factory in Kiryat Gat has died, authorities confirmed on Wednesday. The blast occurred earlier in the day, resulting in three individuals sustaining serious injuries. They were transported to Soroka Hospital, where one was reported in critical condition and the other two in serious condition. Emergency medical services stated that two of the injured required resuscitation efforts.

The police suspect the incident was caused by a gas cylinder explosion. Fire and Rescue Services reported that the subsequent fire, which has since been extinguished, involved nitrogen trifluoride (NF₃). This gas is non-flammable but is toxic and dangerous if inhaled.

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