Southern Israel Roads Reopen After Flooding, One Route Remains Closed
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli police have reopened most roads in the southern region that were closed due to flooding. Key routes like Route 90 and Route 40 are now accessible. Route 234 near Tze'elim Bridge remains closed in both directions, with police directing traffic at the location.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- All roads in southern Israel closed by flooding have reopened, except for Route 234.
- Route 90 between Neve Zohar and Arava Junction is now open.
- Route 40 between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction has been reopened.
- Route 234 near Tze'elim Bridge remains closed in both directions.
- Police are directing traffic at the closed section of Route 234.
Israeli police announced on Monday that all roads in the southern region that had been closed due to flooding have now been reopened to traffic in both directions. This includes significant routes such as Route 90 between Neve Zohar and the Arava Junction, and Route 40 between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction. However, Route 234 near the Tze'elim Bridge continues to be blocked in both directions. Police officers are present at the site to direct traffic.
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