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PanetSecurity

Jerusalem School Evacuated After Smoke Erupts From Electrical Cabinet

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Jerusalem firefighters evacuated students from the "Yad Beyad" High School in Beit Hanina after smoke billowed from an electrical cabinet. The incident was quickly brought under control, with officials confirming it was limited to the cabinet. No injuries were reported.

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  • Students were evacuated from Jerusalem's "Yad Beyad" High School due to smoke from an electrical cabinet.
  • Fire and rescue crews from Jerusalem responded to the incident.
  • The smoke originated from an electrical cabinet within the school.
  • Qa'ed Zahar confirmed the situation was under control.
  • The incident occurred in the Beit Hanina neighborhood.

Fire and rescue crews responded to a smoke incident at the "Yad Beyad" High School in the Beit Hanina neighborhood of Jerusalem on Tuesday. Smoke was seen emanating from an electrical cabinet, prompting the evacuation of students from the building. Qa'ed Zahar, spokesperson for Arab Media in the Fire and Rescue Authority, stated that the situation was limited to smoke from the electrical cabinet and was fully under control. Firefighters worked to manage the incident, ensuring the safety of the students and staff.

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