An Iranian missile attack in an industrial zone on Sunday obliterated a factory and prompted concerns of a hazardous materials leak, with potential pesticides being emitted from the fiery wreckage.
The incident occurred in Southern Israel’s Neot Hovav industrial zone.
It is unclear if anybody was wounded or killed.
Videns from the scene shows the building engulfed in flames, with thick black smoke billowing into the sky.
Via Fox:
Another video from the Jerusalem Post shows a closer angle of the explosion.
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Another clip from the Associated Press shows the smoke billowing across the city.
Per the Times of Israel:
Fire and rescue teams are working to seal and contain damaged chemical storage units at a factory at the Neot Hovav industrial zone in southern Israel following an Iranian missile strike and reports of a hazardous materials leak, which the deputy head of the fire service’s Southern District, Itzik Levy, says is a pesticide.
No casualties have been reported and staff from the facility and nearby plants have been evacuated.
Members of the public are asked not to approach the area, and residents of nearby areas are told to stay indoors, close windows and heed the orders of security and rescue forces until officials can gauge the situation.
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