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    Israel Unveils Advanced Underground Blood Processing Facility

    What’s happening?

    Israel has recently revealed a state-of-the-art, 6-story facility, located approximately 50 feet underground. This advanced facility is designed to withstand rockets, missiles, chemical attacks, and earthquakes, ensuring that blood processing can continue even in the most critical situations.

    Why it matters?

    The facility’s robust design and strategic location are crucial for the nation’s health security. In times of conflict or natural disasters, the uninterrupted processing and supply of blood can be a matter of life and death. This facility ensures that Israel is prepared to face any such emergencies, thereby safeguarding the health and lives of its citizens.

    What’s next?

    With the unveiling of this facility, Israel continues to demonstrate its commitment to healthcare and emergency preparedness. The country will likely continue to invest in similar infrastructure and technologies to further strengthen its resilience against potential threats and crises.

    This story was first published on Ynetnews .

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