Southern Israel Roads Reopen After Flash Floods
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
All roads in southern Israel closed by flash floods have reopened, including key routes like 90 and 40. Route 234 near Tze'elim Bridge remains closed, with police directing traffic. Southern District Police are continuing their operations and assessments.
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- All southern Israeli roads closed by flash floods have reopened.
- Route 90 and Route 40 in southern Israel are now open to traffic.
- Route 234 near Tze'elim Bridge remains closed in both directions.
- Police are directing traffic and conducting ongoing assessments in the south.
All roads in southern Israel that were closed due to flash floods have now been reopened in both directions. This includes Route 90 between Neve Zohar and Arava Junction, and Route 40 between Mitzpe Ramon and Tze'elim Junction. However, Route 234 near the Tze'elim Bridge remains closed in both directions. Police forces are present at the site to direct traffic. Southern District Police continue their field operations and ongoing situation assessments.
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