Fires broke out in three locations in Ramat Gan, seven residents evacuated for medical treatment

In the early morning, fires broke out in three nearby locations in Ramat Gan, suspected of arson. A palm tree and a building lobby on Herzl Street were burned, and later a fire broke out in a building lobby on Jabotinsky Street. Seven residents were evacuated in mild condition due to smoke inhalation. A fire investigator determined suspicion of arson and a connection between the cases, and the findings were transferred to the police.

In the early morning (Friday), fires broke out in three nearby locations in Ramat Gan, and the Fire and Rescue Services assess that it is suspected arson. On Herzl Street, a palm tree and a building lobby were burned, and shortly after, another fire broke out in the lobby of a residential building on nearby Jabotinsky Street. Firefighters worked to extinguish the fires, conducted searches to rule out trapped people, and ventilated smoke. Seven residents were evacuated in mild condition for further treatment due to smoke inhalation. A fire investigator called to the scenes determined that there is suspicion of arson and that there is likely a connection between the cases. The investigation findings were transferred to the Israel Police. The article quotes the Fire and Rescue Services but does not include a response from the police or testimonies from residents.