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Flash Floods in Jordan Valley Prompt Rescues, Road Closures

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Flash Floods in Jordan Valley Cause Road Closures, Rescue Operations

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Flash floods and inundation in the Jordan Valley have led to road closures and prompted rescue operations by police and volunteer units. Routes 90, 507, and 508 are impassable in several sections. Authorities are advising the public to stay away from flooded areas and avoid crossing streams.

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  • Flash floods in the Jordan Valley have caused road closures and rescue operations.
  • Route 90 is blocked between Arava Junction and Dargot checkpoint.
  • Route 507 is closed between Adam Junction and Bekaot Junction.
  • Route 508 is blocked between Gitit Junction and Meholah Junction.
  • Police urge public to avoid flooded areas and crossing streams.

Police and volunteer rescue units are operating in multiple locations across the Jordan Valley region due to flash floods and inundation. Several roads have been closed as a result of the severe weather. Route 90 is blocked in both directions between the Arava Junction and the Dargot checkpoint. Route 507 is closed between the Adam Junction and the Bekaot Junction, and Route 508 is blocked between the Gitit Junction and the Meholah Junction. The police are urging the public to avoid the affected areas, refrain from entering locations with a risk of flooding, and not to attempt crossing flowing streams.

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