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Massive fire breaks out in southern Israel factories, hazardous leak ruled out
IL🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

Massive fire breaks out in southern Israel factories, hazardous leak ruled out

A large fire broke out in two factories in Sderot, Israel, affecting facilities owned by Strauss and Tapugan. The Israeli Fire and Rescue Authority confirmed that a feared ammonia leak was ruled out, and no injuries were reported. Multiple fire crews, including those from other regions, were deployed to manage the situation, with additional resources arriving. The police assisted by directing traffic and blocking roads to ensure public safety. The Sderot municipality advised nearby residents to stay indoors. The Environmental Protection Ministry assured there was no risk of hazardous chemical leaks. Israel Railways suspended train services at the Sderot station due to the incident. Strauss, a major food company, confirmed no injuries and stated that snack production continued unaffected.

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The Jerusalem Post logoThe Jerusalem PostIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
Massive fire breaks out in southern Israel factories, hazardous leak ruled out

A large fire broke out in two factories in Sderot, Israel, affecting facilities owned by Strauss and Tapugan. The Israeli Fire and Rescue Authority confirmed that a feared ammonia leak was ruled out, and no injuries were reported. Multiple fire crews, including those from other regions, were deployed to manage the situation, with additional resources arriving. The police assisted by directing traffic and blocking roads to ensure public safety. The Sderot municipality advised nearby residents to stay indoors. The Environmental Protection Ministry assured there was no risk of hazardous chemical leaks. Israel Railways suspended train services at the Sderot station due to the incident. Strauss, a major food company, confirmed no injuries and stated that snack production continued unaffected.

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