Tunnel

Rescue teams in Nepal have pulled two workers alive from a hydroelectric power station tunnel nine days after a glacier collapse. They are the first survivors found among hundreds of workers still missing following the disaster.

Border Police (Magav) fighters arrested a 36-year-old resident of the Kalandia camp suspected of digging a tunnel shaft near the security fence. During interrogation, the suspect admitted he intended to infiltrate Israeli territory.

An enforcement operation in Tel Sheva uncovered a tunnel beneath a commercial property leading to sleeping quarters for illegal aliens. Authorities also investigated violations of cash transaction laws totaling 3.2 million shekels and demolished an illegal gas station.

In a joint raid in the Segev Shalom area, law enforcement agencies uncovered an underground tunnel used to house illegal aliens, a pirate gas station with 6,500 liters of diesel fuel, counterfeit goods, and financial violations totaling 3.2 million NIS. Three suspects were arrested, including residents of Judea and Samaria.

A dog from the Oketz unit equipped with a camera located dozens of rockets hidden deep underground. IDF paratrooper, engineering, and Yahalom forces subsequently destroyed the tunnel in the southern Gaza Strip.