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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Several Injured in Explosive Device Blast Near Metula in Northern Israel

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

An explosive device detonated near Metula in northern Israel this morning, injuring several people. Police and bomb squads are investigating, and the public is warned to avoid suspicious remnants and report them promptly.

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  • Several people were injured in an explosive device blast near Metula this morning.
  • Police and bomb disposal teams are investigating the incident on site.
  • The explosion occurred in an open area close to the northern Israeli town of Metula.
  • Authorities warn the public not to touch any suspicious fragments or interception parts found.
  • Citizens are instructed to report suspicious objects to emergency number 100.
  • The warning relates to remnants from recent fighting in northern Israel.
Several Injured in Explosive Device Blast Near Metula in Northern Israel
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Several individuals sustained injuries of varying severity this morning due to the explosion of an explosive ordnance item in an open area near Metula, a town in northern Israel. Police forces and bomb disposal experts promptly arrived at the scene to investigate the circumstances surrounding the blast. Authorities have urged the public to avoid touching any fragments or interception parts that may be found in the area from recent fighting in the north and to report any suspicious objects immediately to emergency number 100.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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