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Major Southern Highway to Close Due to Flood Risk

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Police Close Section of Route 40 Due to Flood Warnings

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Israeli Police are closing a section of Route 40 between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction starting at 1:00 PM due to anticipated flash floods in southern Israel. The public is urged to stay informed about road conditions and follow police directives, avoiding flooded areas.

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  • Route 40 will be closed between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction starting at 1:00 PM.
  • The closure is due to expected flash floods in southern Israel.
  • Police are urging the public to stay updated on road conditions.
  • Drivers are warned not to cross flooded roads or enter flood-prone areas.
Police Close Section of Route 40 Due to Flood Warnings
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Israeli Police announced that a section of Route 40, between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction, will be closed to all traffic in both directions starting at 1:00 PM. The closure is a precautionary measure due to expected flash floods in the southern region. Authorities are urging the public to stay updated on road conditions and to obey police instructions. Drivers are advised against crossing flooded roads or entering areas prone to flash floods.

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