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The extreme heat wave will continue without significant change;
229 people needed medical attention
Due to the heavy heat loads that have befallen Israel in recent days, MDA teams have treated 86 people who fainted and 28 who have dried up. Although there was a slight decrease in temperature today that will continue tomorrow, real relief is expected only after the middle of the week. 40,000 people traveled over the weekend
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Yoav Itiel
Saturday, 05 September 2020, 19:04
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229 people needed medical treatment following the heavy heat wave that has befallen Israel in recent days - this was reported today (Saturday) by MDA. According to data from the rescue organization, from Friday at 07:00 until today at 18:00, MDA teams provided treatment Medical for two people whose condition was defined as serious: a 50-year-old man who was evacuated to Ziv Hospital in critical condition, after lying for about two hours on a street in Kiryat Shmona, and a 50-year-old woman who collapsed in Eilat.
MDA teams also provided medical care to a 12-year-old boy who was evacuated from grade cliffs in moderate condition after a heat stroke.
In addition, a 19-year-old soldier died yesterday from a heat stroke after attending a nature party in the fertile reserve in the northwest Negev. where he was pronounced dead. four people have been arrested who were involved negligence that led to his death.
86 people fainted from the heat liver, 28 other people were dried, where 57-year old woman was evacuated by helicopter to moderately MDA-stream to the hospital fertile 0.111 people Suffered from weakness, dizziness and confusion as a result of staying in the severe heat.
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The heavy and extreme heat loads will continue to prevail in the coming days, with significant relief not expected before Wednesday.
Although there has been a drop in capacitors today, and tomorrow another drop is expected, especially in the mountains and inland, but the change will hardly be felt and in most parts of the country it will still be warmer than usual until it rains.
Meanwhile, about 40,000 hikers visited nature reserves and national parks across the country over the weekend.
The Nature and Parks Authority stated that the leading sites were Gan Hashlosha (Hasahna), Horshet Tal and Hof Habonim Reserve.
The hikers arrived at the parks and nature reserves even though the police warned against going on hikes in the coming days, due to the unusual weather conditions.
The Galilee-Carmel Rescue Unit warned that "going out into nature in a state of extreme heat load endangers hikers and rescuers alike."
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Most of the sunset in the sky in Ramat Gan (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Also, due to the extreme weather conditions, Fire Commissioner Rabbi Tafsir Dedi Simchi has issued an order banning the lighting of open areas throughout the country.
The decision was made at the end of a situation assessment in which the unusual weather data were presented in the coming days, which are characterized by a heavy to extreme heat load and conditions that encourage the formation and spread of fires.
Many citizens across the country reported extensive power outages yesterday and today, some of which have not yet been repaired.
In a statement posted on Twitter, the company claimed that the average time to deal with faults is three hours, but many residents complain about a long stay in the dark and without regular supplies, at the height of the heat wave that prevails across the country.
Colds during the bush fire (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Also yesterday, supply disruptions occurred in many cities around the country, including Ramat Gan and Jerusalem.
In Ness Ziona, Holon, Beer Yaakov, Tiberias and Migdal HaMoshava, residents report prolonged stays without electricity even in the evening.
Expected temperatures tonight and tomorrow: in Jerusalem from 29 degrees tonight to 36 degrees tomorrow noon;
In Tel Aviv from 27 degrees tonight to 32 tomorrow;
In Haifa 26 tonight to 31;
Safed 30-35;
Katzrin 30-40;
Tiberias 27-42;
Nazareth 26-37;
Afula 25-41;
Beit She'an 26-44;
Lod 25-36;
Ashdod 26-32;
Ein Gedi 36-43;
Beer Sheva 22-38;
Mitzpe Ramon 28-36;
Eilat 30-45.
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