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Minors Set Fire to Dumpster in Beitar Illit, Causing Fatal Explosion

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Boy, 9, Killed by Exploding Trash Can in Beitar Illit

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A nine-year-old boy was killed in Beitar Illit on Tuesday when a burning trash can exploded, hitting him with shrapnel. Police sappers have ruled out explosives, suspecting minors may have set the fire. The commander of the Etzion station and the mayor will discuss awareness campaigns. Security forces are investigating the incident.

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  • A 9-year-old boy died in Beitar Illit from an exploding trash can fire.
  • Shrapnel from the blast struck the child in the neck.
  • Police sappers ruled out explosives at the scene.
  • Authorities suspect minors may have set the trash can on fire.
  • The Etzion station commander and mayor will plan awareness campaigns.
  • Security forces are investigating the incident's circumstances.

A nine-year-old boy died on Tuesday in Beitar Illit after a trash receptacle that was on fire exploded. Police sappers have ruled out the presence of explosives at the scene. Authorities suspect that minors in the city may have ignited a fire in the trash can and waited nearby to watch emergency services respond. The commander of the Etzion station spoke with the mayor about joint public awareness campaigns to prevent further tragedies. Police and security forces are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the incident.

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