The public is urged not to light fires in unregulated open areas, as the summer fire season begins. Even a small spark can quickly spread into a dangerous blaze. The message emphasizes personal responsibility under the motto, "This year, no excuses."
Ahead of the summer fire season, a public safety message urges the public not to light fires in unregulated open areas. Even a small spark—from coffee or a barbecue—can quickly spread into a large, dangerous blaze. The statement, posted Sunday morning, calls for personal responsibility: "Do not light fires in open areas, national parks, nature reserves, or forests. Find the marked, official spots where it’s legal. This is your responsibility, your duty." The message comes as the Israel Fire and Rescue Services and other agencies prepare for a season of elevated wildfire risk across the country.
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