Highway 90 Reopens in Southern Israel After Flood Closures
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Highway 90 has reopened between Lido Junction and Neve Zohar in southern Israel after flood closures. Several other roads remain blocked, including sections of Highway 90, Road 234, and Highway 40. Police are continuing to monitor and manage traffic in the affected areas.
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- Highway 90 reopened between Lido Junction and Neve Zohar after flood closures.
- The section of Highway 90 between Neve Zohar and Arava Junction remains closed.
- Roads 234 and Highway 40 in southern Israel are still blocked.
- Highways 507 and 508 have been reopened to traffic.
- Police are continuing to monitor and direct traffic in the affected areas.
Highway 90 in southern Israel has been reopened to traffic in both directions between the Lido Junction and Neve Zohar, following its closure due to flash floods. However, the section of Highway 90 between Neve Zohar and Arava Junction remains closed. Additionally, Highways 507 and 508 have been reopened. Road 234 near the Tzalim Bridge and Highway 40 between Mitzpe Ramon and Tzichor Junction are still blocked. The segment of Highway 90 from Arava Junction to Eilat was reopened on Tuesday. Police forces are continuing operations in the area, conducting searches and directing traffic based on road conditions.
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