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Southern District Police Prepare for Flood Risks and Road Closures Near Dead Sea
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First reported by Ynet · 16 hours ago
What happened
The Southern District Police are preparing for heavy rains and flash floods near the Dead Sea on Sunday, with expected road closures on Highway 90 between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar. Authorities advise caution, adherence to police instructions, and avoidance of flood-prone areas to ensure public safety.
- 01Heavy rains and flash floods expected Sunday near the Dead Sea in southern Israel.
- 02Highway 90 between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar may be closed due to flooding.
- 03Southern District Police and Traffic Department will manage safety and traffic.
- 04Drivers and tourists urged to plan ahead and avoid flood-prone areas.
- 05Public warned not to enter riverbeds or cross flooded roads.
- 06Traffic updates available via Israel Police information center and Telegram channel.
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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew1 hour ago
Southern District Police Prepare for Flood Risks and Road Closures Near Dead Sea
Now 14Right · Hebrew1 hour ago
Heavy Rain Expected Near Dead Sea May Close Highway 90 Between Ein Gedi and Neve Zohar
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