UAV fragments are not artifacts or trash. After a UAV crash, many people make a dangerous mistake: they approach the crash site, touch the debris, take pictures nearby, try to disassemble the parts, or throw the remains as normal garbage. You definitely can't do that. Every part of the UAV should be considered dangerous until they are examined by experts. Explosive elements, damaged batteries, fuel residues, technical fluids and other dangerous components may remain in or near the wreckage. If the origin of an object is unknown, other types of threats cannot be ruled out. It is impossible to determine the level of danger visually. This is especially important: you cannot move the waste to another place or throw it into a container. In this case, the risk does not disappear but is simply moved to a place where service workers, waste sorting workers, doormen, children or random passers-by may come across the object. Remember the simple procedure: pay attention stay away do not touch do not report wait for experts call 112 or special services. Provide the exact address, Israeli way and if possible, describe the item without accessing it. Continue to act only according to expert instructions. If debris remains in place after treatment, report again. Do not attempt to remove them yourself - it is important to ensure that the object is inspected and removed by qualified services with the necessary training and protective equipment. don't touch Do not disassemble it. Do not take it "as a souvenir". Do not move your hands, shovel or broom. Do not throw it in household waste. away from children and others. The main rule: any UAV debris is a potentially dangerous object until the experts confirm otherwise. Take care of yourself and don't put others at risk. If you saw debris - do not touch, do not move, report to the services and wait for their arrival. We are in TG we are in MAX.

UAV fragments are not artifacts or trash. After a UAV crash, many people make a dangerous mistake: they approach the crash site, touch the debris, take pictures nearby, try to disassemble the parts, or throw the remains as normal garbage. You definitely can't do that. Every part of the UAV should be considered dangerous until they are examined by experts. Explosive elements, damaged batteries, fuel residues, technical fluids and other dangerous components may remain in or near the wreckage. If the origin of an object is unknown, other types of threats cannot be ruled out. It is impossible to determine the level of danger visually. This is especially important: you cannot move the waste to another place or throw it into a container. In this case, the risk does not disappear but is simply moved to a place where service workers, waste sorting workers, doormen, children or random passers-by may come across the object. Remember the simple procedure: pay attention stay away do not touch do not report wait for experts call 112 or special services. Provide the exact address, Israeli way and if possible, describe the item without accessing it. Continue to act only according to expert instructions. If debris remains in place after treatment, report again. Do not attempt to remove them yourself - it is important to ensure that the object is inspected and removed by qualified services with the necessary training and protective equipment. don't touch Do not disassemble it. Do not take it "as a souvenir". Do not move your hands, shovel or broom. Do not throw it in household waste. away from children and others. The main rule: any UAV debris is a potentially dangerous object until the experts confirm otherwise. Take care of yourself and don't put others at risk. If you saw debris - do not touch, do not move, report to the services and wait for their arrival. We are in TG we are in MAX.