Israeli Transport Ministry Deploys Ship to Aid Search for Missing 4-Year-Old Near Ashkelon
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The Israeli Ministry of Transport has sent a ship equipped with advanced scanning equipment to help search for four-year-old Yuval Kogen, missing since yesterday near Ashkelon beach, working alongside emergency teams to find him quickly.
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- Four-year-old Yuval Kogen has been missing since yesterday near Ashkelon beach.
- The Transport Ministry deployed a ship with advanced scanning technology to aid the search.
- The ship operates alongside emergency and rescue forces to locate Yuval quickly.
- Transport Minister Miri Regev stressed the importance of every minute in the search.
- Regev expressed support for Yuval's family and hopes for his safe return.
Yuval Kogen, a four-year-old boy, has been missing since yesterday near the Ashkelon beach area. In response, the Israeli Ministry of Transport, under the direction of Transport Minister Miri Regev, has deployed a ship from the Shipping and Ports Authority to assist in the search efforts. The vessel is equipped with advanced scanning technology and will operate alongside emergency and rescue teams to expedite locating Yuval.
Minister Miri Regev emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, "Every minute is important and any assistance can make a difference." She expressed solidarity with Yuval's family and the Israeli public, hoping for his safe return. The ministry's involvement aims to enhance the coordination and resources dedicated to the ongoing search operation.
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