Yom Kippur: hospitals across the country switch to special mode

Hospitals in Israel have switched to "Sabbath mode" ahead of Yom Kippur. Reduced teams are on duty, ready to transition to full operation if necessary. The article is informational and directs readers to a special section of the website for details.

Ahead of Yom Kippur, hospitals across the country have switched to "Sabbath mode" of operation. This means that reduced staff teams are on duty at medical institutions, but if necessary, they are ready to quickly transition to full mode to provide emergency care. The article is brief and informational, reporting the switch to a special schedule and directing readers to the special section of the Vesti website for additional details and recommendations for the day.