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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Flash Floods Hit Negev and Arava, Prompting Rescue Operations

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Police and volunteer rescue units are handling multiple flash flood rescue operations in the Negev and Arava regions. Civilians and vehicles are reported trapped in flooded areas, prompting ground and air searches. Authorities are blocking roads and advising the public to avoid flood zones and obey emergency personnel.

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  • Flash floods in the Negev and Arava have triggered multiple rescue operations.
  • Civilians and vehicles are reported trapped in flooded areas.
  • Rescue teams are conducting ground and air searches in difficult conditions.
  • Authorities are blocking flooded roads and redirecting traffic.
  • Police urge the public to avoid flood zones and follow emergency instructions.
Flash Floods Hit Negev and Arava, Prompting Rescue Operations
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Police forces and volunteer rescue units are responding to multiple rescue incidents in the Negev and Arava regions due to flash floods. Reports indicate that civilians and vehicles have become trapped in flooded areas. Rescue teams are conducting ground and air searches under challenging terrain and weather conditions, while also blocking flooded roads and redirecting drivers. The police are urging the public to avoid areas affected by floods, refrain from crossing flowing streams or flooded roads, and adhere to the instructions of emergency forces.

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