South Tel Aviv residents have not yet recovered from the harsh reports of the disaster yesterday, in which two young men were killed in their 20s.

South Tel Aviv residents are furious at the Tel Aviv municipality, which they say does not handle infrastructure in the southern neighborhoods of the city and this morning, following the catastrophe that killed the couple in their 30s, Dean Shoshani and a mountainous fall on Nadav Street in the city. Although the disaster happened yesterday afternoon. Only during the night did the Tel Aviv municipality address the tragic case.

Tel Aviv-Jaffa Mayor Ron Huldai made a brief statement: "I would like to extend my condolences to the families of the two residents who were killed today." The same response was written by the mayor, "I thank the hundreds of city employees who worked throughout the weekend and continue to work throughout the night for the safety of residents and the return of the routine to the city."

But if you ask the people of the southern city this morning as well, they haven't felt the support of the municipality. Shoshana Cohen, 71, who lives near the disaster said this morning, "It hurts to know that two young guys have lost their lives in such a tragic death. Infrastructure here is a really bad area and we in the south of the city are Type B citizens. Life because of that? "

Lior, a mother of two from the neighborhood, also said that "yesterday's trauma continues this morning. I had to rescue my 2 children from the window because my apartment was flooded. 4 and 2-year-olds. The police did not answer the phone and the municipality. There was a dot event. After all, what do they need if not for spot events. To think that the flooding could have ended differently if I hadn't rescued the children. "

The Tel Aviv municipality was embarrassed this morning and city officials tried to explain that the various incidents would be investigated. Beyond that, prefer not to expand.