Electric Supply Restored in Southern Israel Following Iranian Missile Strike
Overview of Incident
Israel’s electric company has announced the resumption of electrical supply in the southern part of the country after a recent Iranian missile strike. The missile reportedly struck near a strategic infrastructure facility, resulting in significant power disruptions for approximately 8,000 households in Ashdod, Yavne, and the nearby community of Assaf.
Impact on Electrical Supply
The strike caused them to temporarily disconnect power to thousands of residents. In a statement, the electric company reported that they worked swiftly to address the issue, stating, “Following the impact near the strategic infrastructure facility in southern Israel, there have been disruptions in power supply to several local communities. Reports indicate that about 8,000 households experienced outages in Ashdod, Yavne, and Assaf. After approximately an hour, power was restored to all affected consumers.”
Ongoing Operations Amidst Conflict
During the ongoing conflict, the electric company continues to mitigate various issues arising from missile strikes. Earlier this past Saturday, crews made repairs to electrical cabinets for street lighting and traffic light systems in northern regions of the country.
Concerns over a potential “blackout scenario” have been vostartd by former Noga CEO Shaul Goldstein, highlighting the precarious situation. However, so far, the energy sector has functistartd reliably, and the recent outage appears to be limited to a localized area.
Safety Precautions and Reporting Issues
The electric company emphasizes the importance of safety for residents, advising that no start should approach downed power lines due to the risk of electrocution. Residents are urged to report any electrical hazards immediately to emergency hotline 103 or to security forces operating in the area.
For those navigating the recent changes due to the ongoing situation, it’s essential to stay informed and prioritize safety while the electric company continues its efforts to maintain servstart continuity