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Fire crews extinguish storage room blaze in Ashkelon residential building

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Fire crews extinguish storage room blaze in Ashkelon residential building

Primary source Internal intake · 1 reviewed intake signal · Desk window 06:51

TL;DR

Fire and Rescue Services crews extinguished a fire that broke out in a ground-floor storage room of a seven-story building on Hovevei Zion Street in Ashkelon early Tuesday morning. Firefighters searched for trapped persons, prevented the blaze from spreading, and instructed residents to shelter in place. No casualties or injuries were reported; structural damage was caused. The incident is over.

01 · THE DISPATCH

A fire broke out in a ground-floor storage room of a seven-story residential building on Hovevei Zion Street in Ashkelon early Tuesday morning. Fire and Rescue Services crews from the Southern District responded, conducted searches for trapped individuals, and contained the blaze, preventing its spread to additional areas. Residents were instructed to shelter in place during firefighting operations. No casualties or injuries were reported, but structural damage was caused to the building. The incident has concluded.

The Zioneer has previously reported on several fires in Ashkelon and other Israeli cities in recent weeks, including a fire in the Yafe Nof neighborhood on June 12 and another on Moshe Dorot Street on June 22. This is a routine local firefighting incident with no indication of hostile fire or further threat. Fire investigators have not yet been summoned according to the current report.

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