Teen killed, 24 injured by unexploded Hezbollah munition on hike near Lebanon border
Middle East2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported53m ago
An explosion near Israel's northern border with Lebanon resulted in the death of one teenager and injuries to between 20 and 24 other people, including students and teachers. The blast occurred near Mitzpe Be'er while the group was participating in an annual school trip.
According to reports, the incident was triggered when a teenager picked up an unexploded piece of ordnance, causing it to detonate. Among the injured, at least two boys were reported to be in serious condition, while the remaining casualties sustained moderate or light injuries.
Emergency services responded to the scene of the blast near the border. Subsequent reporting identified the device as an unexploded Hezbollah munition.
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Arab News (SA)Focuses broadly on the Israeli casualty toll and emergency services response.
Times of Israel (IL)Provides specific details identifying the munition as belonging to Hezbollah.
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