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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Explosion and Suspected Hazmat Leak at Intel Facility in Kiryat Gat

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Suspected Hazardous Material Leak at Intel Plant in Kiryat Gat for Second Time in a Week

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Hebrew · Sole source

A suspected hazardous material leak, identified as NF3, occurred at the Intel plant in Kiryat Gat on Monday. This is the second such incident at the factory in the past week. Emergency teams responded, and the company is cooperating with authorities. No injuries have been reported, and there is no danger to local residents.

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  • A suspected hazardous material leak occurred at the Intel plant in Kiryat Gat on Monday.
  • The substance identified in the leak was NF3.
  • This is the second suspected leak at the facility within the past week.
  • Emergency services were dispatched to the scene.
  • There are no reported injuries and no danger to local residents.

Emergency services were dispatched to the Intel factory in Kiryat Gat on Monday following a report of a hazardous material leak. This marks the second suspected leak at the facility within a week. The substance identified was NF3, detected by the company's monitoring systems during preparations to evacuate gas containers. Intel stated that they are working in full coordination with emergency forces and relevant authorities to manage the incident. Currently, there are no reported injuries, and residents in the vicinity are not in danger. The circumstances of the leak and the specific material are under investigation.

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