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Israeli Foreign Ministry Advises Citizens in Nepal to Avoid Flood-Risk Areas Amid Extreme Weather
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First reported by Ynet · 27 minutes ago
What happened
The Israeli Foreign Ministry warns Israelis in Nepal to avoid flood-affected and high-risk areas following extreme weather and infrastructure damage.
- 01Extreme weather in Nepal causes floods and landslides near the Tibet border.
- 02Infrastructure damage and blocked roads reported in affected regions.
- 03Israeli Foreign Ministry advises citizens in Nepal to be extra cautious.
- 04Travel to flood-hit or locally designated risk zones should be avoided.
- 05Warnings aim to ensure safety amid ongoing access difficulties.
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