Southern Israel Roads Reopen After Storms, Police Urge Caution
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Several roads in southern Israel have reopened following severe storms, though Road 90 remains closed between Lido Junction and Arava Junction. Roads 507 and 508 are now open to traffic. Police are urging the public to avoid flood-prone areas as the weather improves.
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- Road 90 remains closed in southern Israel due to flooding.
- Roads 507 and 508 have been reopened to traffic.
- Police are advising against travel to flood-prone areas.
- The storms caused significant road closures in the south.
Following severe weather, several roads in southern Israel that were previously blocked have been reopened. Road 90 remains closed between the Lido Junction and Arava Junction due to flooding. Roads 507 and 508 have been reopened to traffic. The police are advising the public to avoid areas prone to flash floods as the storm subsides. The extent of the damage and the timeline for the full reopening of Road 90 were not immediately specified.
