Highway 90 Partially Reopens After Southern Flooding
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Highway 90 in southern Israel has been partially reopened by police after flooding caused closures. The section between Tzukim Junction and Neve Zohar is now accessible, but the road between Neve Zohar and Arava Junction remains blocked. Police are monitoring the situation and advising drivers to obey instructions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Highway 90 between Tzukim Junction and Neve Zohar reopened Wednesday.
- The section from Neve Zohar to Arava Junction remains closed.
- Flooding in southern Israel caused the initial road closures.
- The highway segment to Eilat reopened on Tuesday.
- Police are directing traffic and assessing road conditions.
Police announced on Wednesday the partial reopening of Highway 90 in southern Israel, following closures due to severe flooding. The section between Tzukim Junction (Tzomet HaLido) and Neve Zohar is now open in both directions. However, the stretch of road between Neve Zohar and Arava Junction remains closed to traffic. Police also reminded the public that the segment of Highway 90 from Arava Junction to Eilat was reopened on Tuesday. Law enforcement is continuing to assess the road conditions and urging drivers to follow officers' instructions on site.
