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YnetWeather

Northern Arava Road Collapses Due to Extreme Weather

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Road 2499, the access route to Moshav Neot HaKikkar in the northern Arava, collapsed due to extreme weather in the Negev. The nearby moshavim of Neot HaKikkar and Ein Tamar are now closed. The incident underscores the impact of severe weather on regional infrastructure.

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  • Road 2499 in the northern Arava collapsed due to extreme weather.
  • The collapse affects access to Moshav Neot HaKikkar.
  • Moshavim Neot HaKikkar and Ein Tamar are closed.
  • The incident occurred in the Negev region near the Tzin stream.

Road 2499, the access road to the moshav Neot HaKikkar in the northern Arava region near the Tzin stream, collapsed due to extreme weather conditions that affected the Negev area. The moshavim of Neot HaKikkar and Ein Tamar are currently closed off. The collapse occurred following intense weather patterns in the region, highlighting the vulnerability of local infrastructure to severe meteorological events.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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