At least 12 'Israelis' injured in explosion near Lebanon border
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- The explosion took place in the Ramim Ridge area near the Mitzpe Pe'er observation point along the Lebanese border.
At least 12 'Israelis' were injured on Monday afternoon when an explosion struck a hiking group near the Lebanese border in the Ramim Ridge area.
The blast occurred around 2:53 p.m. near the Mitzpe Pe'er observation point. Emergency responders and 'Israeli' medical units went to the scene, deploying three rescue helicopters to evacuate injured 'Israelis' , as stated by 'Israeli' media.
'Israel’s' emergency medical service said that 'one critically injured person is undergoing CPR on the spot, three are in serious condition, four are in moderate condition, and the rest are in light condition," as stated by Channel 12 news.
'Israeli' authorities suspect the blast was triggered by unexploded ordnance left in the border area, though security forces have closed off the perimeter while military bomb disposal units conduct an investigation to determine the exact cause.
