Roads Closed in Southern Israel Due to Flood Warnings
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli police have closed multiple roads in southern Israel, including all routes to and from Eilat, due to expected flash floods from a weather system on October 27-28, 2026. Authorities are urging the public to stay informed and follow police instructions to ensure safety. The closures are part of the police's preparation for the anticipated severe weather.
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- Several roads in southern Israel, including all routes to Eilat, are closed due to flood risks.
- The closures are in effect on October 27-28, 2026, due to an anticipated weather system.
- Police are managing traffic and urging the public to heed warnings and obey officers.
- Drivers are warned against crossing flooded roads or entering flood-prone areas.
Israeli police have closed several roads in the southern region of the country due to anticipated flash floods from a weather system expected to bring heavy rain on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 27-28, 2026. Traffic police are present on the routes to manage traffic and ensure the safety of travelers. The blocked roads include Route 90 from Zohar Junction to Eilat, Route 25 from Tzafit Junction to Oren Junction, Route 40 from Mitzpe Ramon to Katura Junction, Route 13 from Menucha Junction to Tzichor Junction, and Route 12 from Eilat to Neot Smadar Junction. All roads leading to and from the city of Eilat are also closed. Police are urging the public to plan their travel in advance, stay updated on road conditions, and obey officers' instructions. They also warned against crossing flooded roads or entering flood-prone areas, advising anyone witnessing an emergency to call the 100 emergency hotline.
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