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AlarabSecurity

Floods in Negev and Arava Prompt Rescue Operations

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Police in Israel's Southern District are carrying out rescue operations in the Negev and Arava regions due to severe flooding. Civilians and vehicles are trapped in inundated areas, prompting ground and air searches. Authorities have closed flooded roads and are urging the public to avoid danger zones and follow emergency instructions.

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  • Police are conducting rescue operations in the Negev and Arava due to severe flooding.
  • Civilians and vehicles are trapped in areas inundated by floodwaters.
  • Rescue teams are searching by land and air under difficult conditions.
  • Police are closing flooded roads and redirecting traffic.
  • The public is warned to avoid flood zones and follow emergency instructions.
Floods in Negev and Arava Prompt Rescue Operations
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Police forces in Israel's Southern District, aided by volunteer rescue units and the air police, are conducting rescue operations in multiple locations across the Negev and Arava regions. These efforts are in response to severe flooding that has trapped civilians and vehicles in inundated areas. Search and rescue teams are operating both on the ground and from the air to locate and evacuate those stranded, facing challenging environmental and weather conditions. Concurrently, police are managing road safety, closing off flooded routes and redirecting traffic to prevent endangering lives. Authorities have urged the public to avoid flood-prone areas and refrain from crossing flowing watercourses or submerged roads, even in off-road vehicles. Citizens are advised to adhere to instructions from police and emergency crews and to report any emergencies or life-threatening situations immediately by calling 100.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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