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"Several cars and buildings were damaged in east of Haifa's city of Kiryat Ata on Friday, amid a debris fallout following barrage interception. Footage shows responders working at site with multiple charred cars standing in a parking lot. Police officers were also gathering on a street next to a building standing with smashed out windows and doors. Sivan, a damaged car owner shared she was at the safe room when the accident happened. "A chilling missile part fell here in our area and it hit our cars. This is my car what you see here. By the way, the houses' windows shattered and were destroyed. There is damage here, damage, thank God. But there are no injured. Everything is fine, only property was lost and it's good that it's property and not us," she said. Emergency services confirmed there were no fatalities in the incident. One person was treated for light shrapnel wounds, while several others were treated for shock. Israeli authorities said the fragments came from a multi-warhead ballistic missile launched from Iran and intercepted by air defence systems. The US and Israel launched strikes on Iran on February 28. Tehran responded with strikes on Israel and US assets in the region, with the conflict now into its fifth week. Iran has reported over 1,900 deaths since the start of the war. The US has confirmed at least 13 military service personnel killed with around two dozen fatalities admitted by the Israeli side."
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