Explosion on Israel's Lebanon border: At least 12 marchers injured
Quick Look
- A group of teachers and students who were hiking were injured in the explosion that occurred in the Ramim Ridge region in northern Israel.
- It is stated that the explosion occurred as a result of an unexploded ordnance detonating.
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Why It Matters
The incident took place on Ramim Ridge, near the Lebanese border.
According to reports in the Israeli press, an explosion occurred in the Ramim Ridge region in northern Israel, near the Lebanese border.
Speaking to Channel 12 television broadcasting in Israel, Red Star of David Director Eli Bin said that according to initial findings, those injured in the incident were civilians hiking in the region.
In a separate statement made by the Red Star of David, it was stated that the injured were a group of teachers and students and 4 of them were in serious condition.
On the other hand, it was noted that the Israeli army sent helicopters to the region.
It was reported in the Israeli press that the incident occurred as a result of the explosion of an unexploded ordnance.
No official statement has yet been made by Israeli authorities regarding the incident.
Open Questions
- What is the source of the ammunition that caused the explosion?
- What is the current health status of the injured?
