Israeli Police Conduct Overnight Search for Missing 4-Year-Old Boy in Ashkelon Beach Area
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli police and volunteers are conducting an extensive overnight search for 4-year-old Yuval Kogen, missing since Thursday near Ashkelon's Hof Hofit beach. Authorities have deployed multiple units and urge the public to provide any information to aid the search.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Four-year-old Yuval Kogen went missing near Hof Hofit beach in Ashkelon on Thursday morning.
- Hundreds of police, volunteers, and rescue teams are searching by land, sea, and air into the night.
- Yuval was last seen wearing a green shirt, with a slim build and brown hair.
- Southern District Police Commander ordered the search to continue overnight using all available resources.
- Ashkelon Mayor confirmed municipal teams are assisting police at the scene.
- Police urge the public to report any information via emergency number 100 or Ashkelon station.
Israeli police and volunteers have been searching since Thursday morning for four-year-old Yuval Kogen, who went missing near Hof Hofit beach in Ashkelon. The search operation has extended into the night, involving hundreds of officers, rescue teams, and advanced technological resources deployed on land, sea, and air. Yuval was last seen wearing a green shirt, with a slim build and brown hair.
Upon receiving the report, police dispatched helicopters, the maritime police unit, divers, and the city rescue unit to assist in the search. The efforts focus on the coastal strip and surrounding areas. Southern District Police Commander Chief Superintendent Haim Bublil held an on-site briefing with force commanders and rescue officials, ordering the search to continue through the night using all available police resources.
Ashkelon Mayor Tomer Glam visited the scene, noting that municipal patrol and enforcement teams are cooperating with the police. Authorities have urged the public to remain vigilant and immediately report any information that could help locate Yuval by calling emergency number 100 or the Ashkelon police station at 08-6771440. The search is ongoing as of the latest updates.
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