US EditionAfter Four Hours: Fire in Nazareth Brought Under Control
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11 fire crews and six aircraft worked to bring the fire that broke out on Leap Mountain under control, apparently due to burning debris that spilled into the open area. The incident commander said: "This is a fire in challenging topographic terrain combined with strong winds that accelerated the spread of the fire."
A large fire broke out on Mount Hapkiv in Nazareth and spread on two fronts, threatening buildings and the Ix'al tunnels. 11 fire crews, KKL-JNF crews and 6 firefighting aircraft worked for 4 hours to contain the fire. The fire was apparently caused by burning waste.
A large fire is raging in an open area in the area of Mount HaKapi in Nazareth. Firefighters are struggling to put it out and fear strong and unpredictable winds. Incident commander, Rabbi Reshef Yechiam Lugassi: "A rapidly developing incident"
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