Floods Have Blocked All Roads Leading to Eilat.
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The police announced several roads that were blocked in the south of the country following unusual rainfall. The police said that "Southern District police, Valley Police from the Sha'ar District, together with National Traffic Police officers and Border Guard soldiers, continue to operate in a wide operational deployment along the traffic routes in the south, in the Jordan Valley and in the Dead Sea region, following the floods and inundations…
Israel: All roads leading to Eilat are closed to traffic in both directions due to heavy rains and floods in southern Israel, as reported by the police on Tuesday, 27 October.
Highway 90, at the northern entrance to Eilat, was closed to traffic today (Tuesday) due to flooding in the south of the country, after heavy rains fell in the Negev and Arava regions. Many streams filled with water and began to flow strongly, from the Eilat Mountains area, through the Negev and Arava to the Dead Sea region. Following the stormy weather, several of the main traffic routes in the south were blocked, and traffic to and from Eilat …
All access axes to and from Eilat were blocked to traffic in both directions due to flooding on highways 90, 12, 40 and 13. Departure from the city is possible only for the purpose of arriving at Ramon Airport THE POST FULL AXIS BLOCKING: EILAT IS CUT OFF FROM TRAFFIC DUE TO ROAD FLOODING APPEARED FOR THE FIRST TIME ON JDN.
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