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Route 446 reopens to traffic

The Zioneer Intelligence Desk·1 hour ago · 10:55 · 16 Jul · Jerusalem

CORROBORATION 2 → 1 intake signal
2 developments · 08:24 → 10:55

Primary source Internal intake · 1 reviewed intake signal · Desk window 10:55

Developing Now · 10:55

Route 446 has been reopened to traffic.

TL;DR

Route 446 has been reopened to traffic, according to ynet.

01 · THE DISPATCH

Route 446 was reopened this morning, ynet reports.

02 · How it developed

2 developments

1 hour ago · 10:55 · 16 JulLatest
Route 446 has been reopened to traffic.
08:24 · 16 Jul
Gas leak from truck after accident near Modi'in Illit, Route 446 blocked

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03 · Source and signal

Source and signal

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