Home Front Command to Test Sirens in Southern Israel
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Home Front Command will test its alert sirens in Kissufim, southern Israel, on Monday at 10:15 AM. This is a routine drill, but a real alert would trigger supplementary warnings. The public can contact the command for more information.
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- Home Front Command will test sirens in Kissufim, southern Israel, Monday at 10:15 AM.
- The test is a routine drill to check alert system readiness.
- A real alert during the drill would trigger supplementary warnings.
- The public can contact the Home Front Command hotline at 104 for information.
The Home Front Command will conduct a planned test of its alert systems in the southern community of Kissufim on Monday morning at 10:15 AM. During the test, an alarm will sound through the designated alert channels for the area. The command emphasized that this is a routine drill to check the readiness of the warning systems.
In the event of a real emergency during the drill, a special, parallel alert will be activated through the Home Front Command's app and supplementary warning systems, including radio and television broadcasts. The Ministry of Education also issued an update for the coming days.
For additional information or clarifications, the public can contact the Home Front Command hotline at 104, send a WhatsApp message to 052-9104104, or visit the national portal at oref.org.il and the command's social media accounts.
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