Rescuers Evacuate Family of Six From Flooded Gush Etzion Area
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Police rescuers in Gush Etzion evacuated a family of six, including four children, who were stranded in a remote area due to heavy rains and flooding. The family became stuck near the village of Za'atara and were safely brought to shore by the "Etzion-Yehuda" rescue unit. This marked the third successful rescue operation by the unit that evening in the Judean Desert riverbeds.
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- A family of six, including four children, was rescued from a flooded area in Gush Etzion.
- The family became stranded in a remote location east of Gush Etzion due to heavy rains.
- The "Etzion-Yehuda" rescue unit, supported by soldiers, conducted the operation.
- Rescuers reached the family via the village of Za'atara using off-road vehicles.
- No injuries were reported among the family members or rescuers.
- This was the third flood-related rescue operation by the unit that evening.
Police rescuers in Gush Etzion successfully evacuated a family of six, including four children, who became stranded in a dangerous situation during an off-road excursion. The family, residents of Gush Etzion, were traveling in vehicles in a remote area east of the region, near the village of Za'atara, when they became stuck. Heavy rains and flooding raised concerns for their safety.
Volunteers from the "Etzion-Yehuda" rescue unit located the family with the assistance of soldiers who secured the operation. Using off-road vehicles, rescuers reached the family via Za'atara and safely transported all six individuals to safety. No one required medical attention.
According to police, this was the third rescue operation conducted by the "Etzion-Yehuda" unit that evening due to flooding in the riverbeds of the Judean Desert. All three operations concluded without injuries.
