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Hazardous Materials Sent to Modiin Illit Post Office Prompt Emergency Response

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

A package with hazardous materials was sent to a Modiin Illit post office, causing a leak and chemical reaction; emergency teams responded and no injuries were reported.

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  • Hazardous materials were sent to a post office in Modiin Illit.
  • The materials were in two containers, one of which leaked.
  • The leak caused a chemical reaction at the site.
  • Firefighters and a hazardous materials unit handled the situation.
  • No injuries occurred during the incident.
  • The event is currently under investigation.
Hazardous Materials Sent to Modiin Illit Post Office Prompt Emergency Response
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A package containing hazardous materials was sent to a post office branch in Modiin Illit, according to the Fire and Rescue Services. The materials were contained in two separate containers, but one leaked and caused a chemical reaction. Firefighters and a hazardous materials unit responded to the incident and safely collected the substances. The event concluded without any injuries and is currently under investigation.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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