No leak of hazardous materials was found after Israel’s Adama, a maker of active ingredients and crop protection materials, says its Makhteshim plant in southern Israel was hit earlier today by either an Iranian missile or debris from a missile, according to Al Jazeera.
Israeli media quoted Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman as stating: “After a thorough inspection, no concern was found for a leak of hazardous materials or a risk to the public”.
“It was decided to open the roads and resume activity, including releasing workers from protection,” he added.
