Medical Equipment Stolen from Netanya Recovered in Ramallah
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli police recovered medical and cosmetic equipment worth about one million shekels, stolen from Netanya in August, from Ramallah. The recovery was a joint effort with Palestinian police. Additionally, Palestinian police returned five stolen vehicles to Israel. The investigation into the theft is ongoing.
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- Medical equipment worth 1 million shekels, stolen from Netanya, was recovered in Ramallah.
- The recovery was a joint operation between Israeli and Palestinian police.
- Five stolen vehicles were also returned by Palestinian police to Israel.
- The equipment was stolen in August from a business in Netanya.
- The handover of the equipment took place on Thursday, November 5.
Israeli police announced the recovery of medical and cosmetic equipment valued at approximately one million shekels, which had been stolen in August from a business in Netanya. The equipment was found in Ramallah through a joint operation between Israeli and Palestinian police forces. Parts of disassembled equipment were also discovered.
On Thursday, November 5, the recovered items were handed over to officers of the Judea and Samaria District Police, with participation from IDF representatives. The owner of the business and her legal counsel were present during the handover. The Central District Police will continue the investigation into the theft.
In a separate incident, Palestinian police returned five stolen vehicles to Israeli authorities, which had been found in Ramallah. These vehicles have been transported for further investigation.
