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Karmiel Fire Displaces Residents, Destroys Four Apartments

A major fire broke out in a residential building in Karmiel on Monday, destroying four apartments and forcing the evacuation of 44 others. One person was lightly injured in the blaze.

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  1. 01A major fire in Karmiel on Monday destroyed four apartments and forced the evacuation of 44 others in a residential building.
  2. 02One person sustained minor injuries in the blaze and was taken to the Galilee Medical Center for treatment.
  3. 03The fire occurred on Tzahal Street, though the outlet Behadrei Haredim reported the location as Tze'elim Street.
  4. 04The Karmiel Municipality opened a temporary evacuation center at the Volunteer House, assisting approximately 20 displaced residents.
  5. 05Mayor Moshe Kuninsky and City Security Officer Gil Dahan coordinated the emergency response directly at the scene.
  6. 06Firefighters and the Israel Police have extinguished the blaze and are currently investigating the cause of the fire.

The fire erupted early Monday morning on Tzahal Street, which Behadrei Haredim reported as Tze'elim Street. Firefighting and rescue teams, alongside police, worked to extinguish the flames and prevent them from spreading to adjacent structures. One resident sustained minor injuries and was transported to the Galilee Medical Center for treatment. To assist those displaced by the blaze, the Karmiel Municipality established a temporary evacuation center at the nearby Volunteer House, which provided shelter and support to approximately 20 affected residents.

Karmiel Mayor Moshe Kuninsky and City Security Officer Gil Dahan arrived at the scene early in the morning to coordinate the emergency response with rescue services. Mayor Kuninsky stated that municipal teams are working in full coordination with police and firefighting forces to prioritize resident safety and assist anyone in need. Firefighting investigators and the Israel Police remain at the scene to determine the cause of the blaze, which has since been extinguished.

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