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Tel Aviv Woman Credits Reinforced Room for Surviving Iranian Missile Strike
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By Maya Benita
First reported by Ynet · 5 days ago
What happened
A Tel Aviv woman's decision to spend $33,600 on reinforcing a room in her apartment proved life-saving when an Iranian missile struck her building. The "improved protection" upgrade shielded her and her husband from a blast that caused extensive damage to their home.
- 01A Tel Aviv woman's reinforced room protected her from an Iranian missile strike.
- 02The upgrade cost approximately $33,600 and took about a week to complete.
- 03The missile caused significant damage to the building, including the stairwell.
- 04The reinforced room is an "improved protection" system, not a standard safe room.
- 05The homeowner strongly advocates for such protective measures as a necessity.
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