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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Extensive Search Underway for Missing 4-Year-Old at Ashkelon Hof Hofit Beach

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

Religious

Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

Israeli police and rescue teams are conducting a wide search for 4-year-old Yuval Kogan, who disappeared this morning near Hof Hofit Beach in Ashkelon.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A 4-year-old boy named Yuval Kogan went missing near Hof Hofit Beach in Ashkelon.
  • The disappearance was reported this morning, prompting immediate search efforts.
  • Southern District Police Commander Haim Bublil is overseeing the operation.
  • Search teams include aerial units, marine police, divers, volunteers, and emergency responders.
  • Authorities are coordinating a comprehensive rescue effort to find the child.
Extensive Search Underway for Missing 4-Year-Old at Ashkelon Hof Hofit Beach
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A large-scale search operation is ongoing for Yuval Kogan, a 4-year-old boy last seen this morning near Hof Hofit Beach in Ashkelon. The Southern District Police Commander, Major General Haim Bublil, is closely monitoring the efforts. The search involves aerial units, marine police, divers, volunteers, and additional emergency and rescue teams working together to locate the child.

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