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PanetSecurity

Car and Motorcycle Fire Extinguished in Nahariya Residential Building

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Firefighters extinguished a fire involving a car and two motorcycles in a Nahariya residential building overnight. Smoke spread through the building, but all residents and a dog were safely evacuated. No injuries were reported, but the building sustained damage. An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway.

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  • Firefighters extinguished a blaze involving a car and two motorcycles in a Nahariya residential building.
  • Thick smoke spread to the building's stairwell and apartments, requiring containment efforts.
  • A woman and a dog were safely rescued from the building.
  • No human injuries were reported, but the building sustained damage.
  • An investigation into the circumstances of the fire has been launched.

Fire and rescue crews worked overnight to extinguish a blaze that erupted in a car and two motorcycles on the ground floor of a three-story residential building on Hanita Street in Nahariya. Thick smoke spread to the building's stairwell and apartments, prompting crews to work on containing the fire and preventing its spread. Teams conducted searches to ensure no one was trapped. A woman was safely evacuated from the building, and a dog was rescued without injury. No human casualties were reported, though the building sustained damage. A fire investigator is looking into the circumstances of the blaze.

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