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Story summary
- Petah Tikva has experienced threats from Iranian missiles, raising concerns about safe room effectiveness.
- A recent attack involved a cluster bomb hitting a safe room, but occupants remained unharmed.
- Experts indicate that safe rooms need walls of at least 3 meters to withstand direct missile hits.
- Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Benny Brosh highlighted that while safe rooms generally perform well, enhancements would be costly.
- The TAMA 38 building reinforcement plan helped minimize damage during the recent attack.
