Iranian missile hit on Ne’ot Hovav factory leads to fear of chemical leakage

The Ministry of Environmental Protection stated that the possibility of a dangerous chemical leak is being investigated, but at this stage there is no expected risk for nearby districts.

An Iranian missile hit the Ne’ot Hovav industrial zone on Sunday afternoon, starting a fire and causing a potentially dangerous chemical leak, Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection said.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection stated that the possibility of a hazardous chemical leak is being investigated, but at this stage there is no expected risk for nearby towns of Ramat. Najaf Regional Council.

Israeli media reported that one person was slightly injured due to the shock wave.

Police also closed Highway 40 to traffic following the incident. The Regional Council advised citizens to look for other ways to travel in the region.

Home Front Command demands citizens stay indoors

Home Front Command requested citizens in the area to stay in indoor structures, turn off all air conditioning and close windows.

Ne’ot Hovav Industrial Council announced that they are working with the Home Front Command and Israeli police and firefighters, as well as Israeli police and firefighters. Ministry of Environmental Protection and management of the damaged factory.

“For safety reasons, a hazardous chemical incident was declared and all workers in the factories were instructed to stay in safe areas,” the council said.

Pieces fall on Beersheba

It was reported that several missile fragments fell in the Beersheba area later on Sunday.

It was reported that 11 people were treated for anxiety after the falls, while another 20 people were treated for minor injuries.