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Israeli Ministry of Religious Services Opens Central Emergency Facility for Handling Casualties The Israeli Ministry of Religious Services opened a new central emergency warehouse to handle casualties during crises, enhancing rapid response and coordination nationwide. The facility consolidates all necessary equipment and infrastructure, aiming to uphold high religious and operational standards in emergencies.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 The Ministry of Religious Services inaugurated a central emergency warehouse for casualty handling. 02 The facility includes a control center and consolidates all logistical and technological resources. 03 It enables rapid response and coordination with security forces and local burial societies. 04 The warehouse was built to high logistical standards reflecting national importance. 05 Director General Yehuda Avidan emphasized preparedness despite hoping the facility won't be needed. 06 The project follows months of efforts to improve national emergency readiness and religious compliance. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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