''Meron Disaster': 'Gesher Dov', the bridge on which 45 revelers perished during the festival, was destroyed

January 10, 2022   

During the night (Monday), the Land Enforcement Authority began dismantling the "Gesher Dov", the bridge where the "Meron disaster" occurred and on which 45 revelers from the Rashbi celebration lost their lives. Has it been three months since your second vaccination? This is how you will protect yourself from the virus Did you divide? For thousands of years we dreamed of Jerusalem, so now we want to dirty it? On Saturday: The mother rested, the child pulled the trigger – and was hospitalized in serious condition In coordination with the Deputy Attorney General, it was decided last May that the Authority would work to remove all construction violations and dangerous structures at the site. To date, 50 structures out of 73 mapped have been removed, including all the stands, lighting platforms, dangerous crossings and bridges. The Enforcement Authority is accelerating enforcement activities in order to enable permanent planning and development at the site and orderly and safe preparations for the upcoming Hilulah. Members of the State Investigation Committee to Investigate the Meron Disaster met last night with the minister responsible for the Meron 5782 celebration, Minister of Religious Services Matan Kahane, and with the project manager appointed on his behalf, retired Major General Zviki Tesler. The minister and the project manager requested to meet with the committee members in order to hear directly the insights that have accumulated so far as part of the committee's work, which can assist in the ministry's preparation for implementing the interim recommendations for the upcoming celebration. At the end of the meeting, the minister instructed the commissioner, Zviki Tesler, to promote the formulation of the celebration's outline in a way that will allow for its optimal holding, while maintaining public safety and based on the recommendations of the investigation committee.