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Israel Bus Blasts: US Embassy in Israel Issues Security Alert, Advises Employees To Avoid Public Transport

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: February 22, 2025 15:34 IST

The US embassy in Israel has issued a “security alert” urging its employees and their family members to avoid ...

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The US embassy in Israel has issued a “security alert” urging its employees and their family members to avoid using public transport across the country for two weeks.

“Following the February 20 explosions on public buses, and out of an abundance of caution, the US Embassy is temporarily prohibiting US government employees and their family members from using public buses and the light rail across Israel for 14 days," the US mission said in a statement.

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“The US Embassy reminds the US citizens of the continued need for caution and increased personal security awareness since attacks often take place without any warning," it further said. 

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