Jordan Valley residents asked to remain indoors after possible hazardous fumes from fire

A large fire is seen burning at a warehouse in the Jordan Valley, March 29, 2022. (Israel Fire and Rescue Services)
A large fire is seen burning at a warehouse in the Jordan Valley, March 29, 2022. (Israel Fire and Rescue Services)

Residents of Yafit, Masua, and nearby are ordered to remain indoors and close windows and doors amid a massive fire at a nearby warehouse with hazardous materials.

Over 30 firefighting teams are now battling the blaze, fire officials say.

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