Security08:03 · Aug 27

Passengers Evacuated from Navon Train Station in Jerusalem Due to Dust Mistaken for Smoke

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Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Passengers at Jerusalem's Navon train station were evacuated after reports of smoke, which was later identified as dust from nearby construction work. Firefighters from the National Fire and Rescue Authority arrived at the scene to investigate the source of the smoke. After confirming it was dust, the situation was controlled, and the evacuation was carried out as a precautionary measure.

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