Ramat Gan issues instructions for residents displaced by Iranian attacks on civilian homes
The municipality instructed residents on where to go if their home is hit.
The Ramat Gan municipality has instructed residents whose homes have been destroyed, and are now in unlivable conditions, due to the Iranian attacks, to make their way to the Family Center at Ulpanat Hareh, 6 Golomb Street, from 11 a.m. onward.
Social Services Division and emergency teams of the municipality are on site to provide a municipal response to anyone who needs it, the municipality said.
Instructions for residents
Anyone whose home has suffered property damage and flooding, but the home can be occupied, is required to report the damage to the property tax office at *4954 or fill out a form at https://www.misim.gov.il/smPapaInternet/frmOpenMiniLogin.aspxVehicle damage must also be reported to the tax authority.
The instructions come after direct hits on civilian homes in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, and Rishon Lezion on Friday night and in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Casualties as a result of the Iran attacks
At least three people were killed, 150 wounded, and hundreds displaced as a result of Tehran's attacks. Rescuers worked through the night to save people trapped under the rubble of their fallen homes.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with the mayors of Rishon Lezion, Tel Aviv, and Ramat Gan, his office said Saturday, expressed his condolences over the three fatalities, and asked to relay his message to the families.
He praised the resilience of the residents of the cities and all Israeli citizens, and told the mayors that the government would provide all necessary assistance for recovery and support.
