Defense Ministry Announces Mine Clearance Operation in Golan Heights
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Israeli Ministry of Defense will conduct a routine mine and unexploded ordnance clearance operation in the central Golan Heights on Monday, November 16th. The operation, scheduled for two and a half hours in the morning, is expected to produce loud noises and smoke. Residents and visitors are warned to stay clear of marked areas and follow security instructions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A mine and ordnance clearance operation is set for the central Golan Heights on Monday.
- The Israeli Ministry of Defense is conducting the routine, controlled activity.
- Loud explosions and smoke clouds are expected during the morning operation.
- Residents and visitors are warned to stay away from marked work areas.
- The operation is coordinated with security and rescue forces.
The Israeli Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that an engineering operation to clear mines and unexploded ordnance is scheduled for Monday, November 16th, in the central Golan Heights. The operation, to be conducted by the Mine and Fallen Objects Evacuation Authority (RALPAM) within the ministry, will take place between 8:00 AM and 9:30 AM near Beit HaMekhes HaElyon and Ein Almin. Residents of northern Israel and visitors to the area are advised that loud explosions and smoke clouds may be visible and audible during this routine, controlled activity. The ministry emphasized that this is not an unusual security event but rather standard ordnance disposal work coordinated with all security and rescue forces. The public is urged to follow security forces' instructions, avoid fenced-off work areas, and not cross any fences or warning signs in suspected minefields.
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